Extra-Parochial Ministry Measure 1967

JurisdictionUK Non-devolved
Citationmeasure 1967 No. 2
Year1967
  • The Minister of a parish may perform offices and services at the home of any person whose name is on the church electoral roll of the parish but who is not resident in the parish, to the like extent and in the like circumstances as he performs offices and services at the homes of his parishioners resident in the parish, but excluding the performance of any office or service attended by persons other than the members of the family and household of the person whose name is on the church electoral roll; and the performance of offices and services in accordance with this section shall not require the consent or be subject to the control of the Minister of the parish in which they are performed.
  • (1) The Bishop of the diocese in which any university, college, school, hospital or public or charitable institution is situated, whether or not it possesses a chapel, may license a clergyman of the Church of England to perform such offices and services as may be specified in the licence on any premises forming part of or belonging to the institution in question, including residential premises managed by the institution and occupied by the members or staff of the institution: . . . a clergyman of the Church of England is licensed under subsection (1) above to perform at an institution offices and services specified in the licence; andthe marriage of a person who is housebound or is a detained person is to be solemnized at the institution in question in pursuance of section 26(1) (dd) of the Marriage Act 1949, andthat marriage is intended to be solemnized according to the rites of the Church of England,(2) The performance of offices and services in accordance with any such licence shall not require the consent or be subject to the control of the Minister of the parish in which they are performed.(3) The alms collected in the course of or in connection with the performance of such offices and services shall be disposed of in

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