Synod Decision 2025. Synod 2025 SYNOD Anglican Diocese of Ontario thank the Response Group for its work for greater independence in safeguarding in the Church of England; and, noting the significant reservations around model 4 in paragraph 62 of GS 2378 and the legal advice from VWV dated 31 st January 2025, endorse model 3 as the way forward in the short term and call for further work as to the legal and practical requirements necessary to implement model 4; of a huge amount of work and feedback from across the Church including from victims and survivors and it is right that Synod now makes the decision on which model to pursue
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But what we can do today is play our part in developing the best foundations to support the work of our excellent safeguarding professional. I welcome the General Synod's decision to transfer the National Safeguarding Team to an independent body (Model 3) and thus move to independent scrutiny, together with the amendment to call for further work as to the legal and practical requirements necessary to implement Model 4
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That evidence should inform the Synod's decision, he said, and it favoured Model 3 — although he remained "open to persuasion". But what we can do today is play our part in developing the best foundations to support the work of our excellent safeguarding professional. Links to some of those of interest to L&RUK readers are reproduced below
Elca Synod Assembly 2025 Cami Amelita. on Monday, 10 February 2025 at 11.33 am by Peter Owen categorised as Church of England, General Synod. the significant reservations around model 4 in paragraph 62 of GS 2378 and the legal advice from VWV dated 31st January 2025, endorse model 3 as the way forward in the short term and call for further work.
Pope Francis Study groups to examine 10 Synod on Synodality themes. An Outline of Business has been published, and is available for download of a huge amount of work and feedback from across the Church including from victims and survivors and it is right that Synod now makes the decision on which model to pursue