Standing Committee

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The Standing Committee is a canonical governing body in each Episcopal Church diocese that advises the bishop, consents to certain episcopal actions, and may serve as ecclesiastical authority when the bishop’s office is vacant.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Standing Committee canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (37)

Predicate Object
instanceOf advisory body ⓘ
canonical body ⓘ
diocesan governing body ⓘ
accountableTo diocesan convention ⓘ
appliesTo each diocese in the Episcopal Church ⓘ
canActAs ecclesiastical authority during a vacancy in the episcopal office ⓘ
ecclesiastical authority in the absence of a bishop ⓘ
ecclesiastical authority when the bishop is incapacitated ⓘ
collaboratesWith General Convention of the Episcopal Church ⓘ
diocesan bishop ⓘ
diocesan convention ⓘ
composition clergy members of the diocese ⓘ
lay members of the diocese ⓘ
governs certain matters of diocesan governance ⓘ
hasAuthorityOver diocese during vacancy in the episcopal office ⓘ
hasRole advises the diocesan bishop ⓘ
consents to certain episcopal actions ⓘ
may serve as ecclesiastical authority when the bishop’s office is vacant ⓘ
hasScope spiritual affairs of the diocese ⓘ
temporal affairs of the diocese ⓘ
jurisdiction Episcopal Church in the United States of America ⓘ
linked to: Episcopal Church
legalBasis canons of the Episcopal Church ⓘ
meetsAt regular intervals as defined by diocesan canons ⓘ
membersElectedBy diocesan convention ⓘ
partOf diocese of the Episcopal Church ⓘ
primaryFunction canonical check and balance on episcopal authority ⓘ
shared governance with the bishop ⓘ
relatedBody General Convention House of Bishops ⓘ
General Convention House of Deputies ⓘ
diocesan council ⓘ
linked to: Bishop’s Council
reportsTo diocesan convention ⓘ
responsibleFor advice and consent on alienation or encumbrance of church property ⓘ
certification of candidates for ordination ⓘ
consent to episcopal elections in other dioceses ⓘ
oversight of episcopal disciplinary processes in some cases ⓘ
subjectTo Constitution and Canons of the Episcopal Church ⓘ
diocesan canons ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.