House of Laity of the Church of England

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The House of Laity of the Church of England is the representative assembly of lay members that, alongside the Houses of Bishops and Clergy, forms one of the three constituent parts of the Church’s General Synod.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent house of a synod
deliberative assembly
composition lay members of the Church of England
country England
decisionMakingPower must normally consent to major legislative changes
votes on measures and canons
denomination Church of England
electoralSystem indirect election via diocesan synods
elects lay members to various synodical bodies and committees
establishedBy Synodical Government Measure 1969 NERFINISHED
governingDocument Standing Orders of the General Synod NERFINISHED
Synodical Government Measure 1969 NERFINISHED
hasPart lay representatives
language English
meetsAt sessions of the General Synod
meetsIn United Kingdom NERFINISHED
numberOfConstituentHousesInSynod 3
parentOrganization Church of England NERFINISHED
partOf General Synod of the Church of England NERFINISHED
predecessor House of Laymen of the Church Assembly NERFINISHED
primaryFunction to express the views of lay members on doctrine, worship, and policy
religion Anglicanism
requiresForLegislation approval for most measures to pass the General Synod
role participates in church legislation
participates in governance of the Church of England
represents lay members in the General Synod
scopeOfRepresentation laity from dioceses of the Church of England
typeOfRepresentation representative democracy within church governance
votingRight full voting rights in the General Synod
worksAlongside House of Bishops of the Church of England NERFINISHED
House of Clergy of the Church of England NERFINISHED

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House of Bishops of the Church of England parallelBody House of Laity of the Church of England