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Church Commissioners Measure 1947

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Version Superseded: 11/07/1992

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1The Commissioners shall be—

  • the Archbishops of Canterbury and York and the diocesan bishops of the Provinces of Canterbury and York;

  • the three church estates commissioners;

  • five deans appointed by the Church Assembly, three from the Province of Canterbury and two from the Province of York;

  • ten other clerks in Holy Orders appointed by the [F1General Synod];

  • ten laymen appointed by the [F1General Synod];

  • four laymen nominated by His Majesty, and four persons nominated by the Archbishop of Canterbury: provided that at least [F2one]of the eight Commissioners so nominated shall be, or shall have been, of counsel to His Majesty;

  • The Lord Chancellor, The Lord President of the Council, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Secretary of State for the Home Department;

  • the Speaker of the House of Commons;

  • the Lord Chief Justice, the Master of the Rolls, the Attorney-General and the Solicitor-General;

  • the Lord Mayor and two aldermen of the City of London and the Lord Mayor of the City of York; and

  • one representative from each of the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, being either the Vice-Chancellor or a person nominated by him to serve during his own term of office.

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