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Cathedrals Measure 1963
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9 Two residentiary canons to be engaged exclusively on cathedral duties.E
(1)The constitution and statutes of each cathedral church shall provide that the holders of two residentiary canonries in the cathedral church shall be engaged exclusively on cathedral duties:
Provided that the constitution and statutes may provide that the holder of only one residentiary canonry need be engaged exclusively on cathedral duties until such time as the bishop may determine after consultation with the administrative body of the cathedral church.
(2)In this Measure the expression “cathedral duties” means duties in connection with the cathedral church or pastoral duties in the diocese which should, in the opinion of the administrative body of the cathedral church, be discharged from the cathedral church as the mother church of the diocese, and does not include duties performed by any person—
(a)as a suffragan bishop,
(b)as an assistant bishop,
(c)as an archdeacon,
(d)as a director or officer of a diocesan board of education or as an officer of a diocesan board of finance or diocesan dilapidations board, or
(e)as the holder of any office to which he was appointed by a person or body other than the administrative body of the cathedral church and for which a salary or stipend is normally paid.
and the expression “engaged exclusively on cathedral duties” shall be construed accordingly:
Provided that—
(i)
the the administrative body of the cathedral church, the visitor and the Church Commissioners acting jointly may direct that the holder of a residentiary canonry shall be treated for the purposes of this Measure as engaged exclusively on cathedral duties notwithstanding that he is also an assistant bishop or the holder of any such office as is mentioned in paragraph (e) of this subsection; and
(ii)
the archbishop of the province and the Church Commissioners acting jointly may in special circumstances direct that the holder of a residentiary canonry who is normally engaged exclusively on cathedral duties shall, for such period as they may specify, be treated as so engaged for the purposes of this Measure notwithstanding that he is performing duties other than cathedral duties.
(3)Nothing in this section shall be regarded as limiting the number of residentiary canons engaged exclusively on cathedral duties in any cathedral church.
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