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(1)In the application of this Measure to the following—
Cathedral clergy
Chaplains of prisons, hospitals, universities, schools and institutions in an extra-parochial place
Chaplains of the armed forces of the Crown
Ministers who have a licence from the archbishop of a province to preach throughout the province
Ministers who have a licence from the University of Oxford or Cambridge to preach throughout England
it shall be read with the following adaptations.
(2)In the case of a clerk in Holy Orders serving in a cathedral church, disciplinary proceedings may be instituted only by—
(a)a person nominated by the council of the cathedral church; or
(b)any other person, if the diocesan bishop concerned determines that that person has a proper interest in making the complaint.
(3)In the case of a chaplain of a prison, hospital, university, school or other institution, disciplinary proceedings may be instituted only by a person duly authorised by the diocesan bishop concerned to institute such proceedings.
(4)In the case of a chaplain of one of the armed forces of the Crown—
(a)disciplinary proceedings may be instituted only if the archbishop of Canterbury determines that the person concerned has a proper interest in making the complaint;
(b)the complaint shall be laid before the archbishop of Canterbury and references to the diocesan bishop concerned shall be construed as references to that archbishop.
(5)In the case of a minister who has a licence from the archbishop of a province—
(a)disciplinary proceedings may be instituted only by a person duly authorised by the archbishop to institute such proceedings;
(b)the complaint shall be laid before that archbishop and references to the diocesan bishop concerned shall be construed accordingly.
(6)In the case of a minister who has a licence from the University of Oxford or Cambridge—
(a)disciplinary proceedings may be instituted only by a person duly authorised by the archbishop of Canterbury to institute such proceedings;
(b)the complaint shall be laid before that archbishop and references to the diocesan bishop concerned shall be construed accordingly.
Commencement Information
I1S. 42 in force at 1.1.2006 by S.I. 2005/6, Instrument made by Archbishops
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