Administration

Diocesan Statutes

Interpretation Statute 1929

Anglican Trusts Board Statute 2000

Auckland City Mission Statute 2009

Cathedral-Statute-2012

Clergy Remuneration and Retirement Committee Statute 2019

Diocesan Burial Grounds Statute 1999

Diocesan Committee On Overseas Missions Statute 2003

Diocesan Council Statute 2019

Diocesan Insurance Statute 1988

Diocese Of Auckland Bishopric Endowment Trust Statute 1995

Diocesan Synod Statute 2001

Elections and General Synod Representation Statute 2010

Faculties Statute 2010

Financial Regulations Statute 2000

General Trust Board Empowering Statute 1927

Licensed Ministry Statute 1999

Local Reserves And Glebes Statute 1929

Local Trusts Statute 1927

Ministry Unit Statute 2013

Purewa Cemetery Trust Board Statute 2000

Standing Orders And Standing Resolutions Statute 1968

Youth Representation Statute 2019

Standing Orders 2013

Standing Resolutions (September 2019)

The canons are the laws of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.
They are set by the General Synod.

You can access the canons by clicking here.

The Ministry Unit Administration Handbook is currently unavailable as it is being updated. Please refer instead to the Canons and/or Statutes, however if you have questions regarding Ministry Unit or clergy matters, please contact the Diocesan Office on (09) 302 7201.

A reference guide for clergy outlining the statutory general provisions, as well as other policies and approvals relevant to clergy is available upon request. Ministry units may also find it a helpful resource. Please contact the Diocesan Office for a copy of the Clergy Remuneration Package.

Faculties

Ministry units wishing to build, alter or demolish any church, hall, vicarage or other building must obtain a faculty from the diocean bishop first. Faculties are also required for the alteration, addition or removal of church ornaments. The faculty petition form the ministry unit needs to complete can be found below. All parts of the form should be completed, according to the statutory requirement as in The Faculties Statute 2010 (Revised).

Steps are:

1. Fill out the relevant faculty petition form, including the required endorsements and accompanying documentation.

2. Send the application to the Archdeacon to the Northern Region, Carole Hughes or Archdeacon to the Southern Region, Michael Berry.

3. The archdeacon will then visit the site and report to the faculty committee.

4. The archdeacon will then consult the bishop and pass of the application to the faculty committee via the property manager.

5. The faculty committee reviews the petition and makes a recommendation to the bishop.

Please note that the work being considered must not begin before the faculty has been issued.

• Faculty Building Form

• Faculty Ornament Form

• Parishes and Mission Districts: Click here to view file

• Local Shared Ministry Units and Co-Operating Parishes: Click here to view file