68Conditions etc. on grant of faculty
(1)The conditions subject to which a faculty may be granted include in particular a condition requiring the work authorised or ordered by the faculty (or part of that work) to be carried out under the supervision of the archdeacon or another person nominated by the court granting the faculty.
(2)In the case of a faculty authorising the disposal of an article, the conditions subject to which the faculty may be granted include in particular a condition requiring a specified period to elapse before the disposal takes place.
(3)Where the court grants a faculty to a person other than an archdeacon and considers that the work authorised or ordered by the faculty should be carried out (whether or not by that person), it may also order—
(a)that, in default of that person carrying out the work, a faculty is to be granted to the archdeacon authorising him or her to carry out the work, and
(b)that, in that event, the expenses incurred by the archdeacon in carrying out the work are to be paid by that person.