The headline timetable is as follows:

• Phase 1:  Developing the evidence base  – November 2020 to June 2021
• Phase 2:  Publication of GS2222 - Mission in Revision for General Synod debate and consultation – July to October 2021
• Phase 3: Presentation of consultation analysis to General Synod - February 2022
• Phase 4: Update paper to General Synod - July 2022
• Phase 5: Further update paper to General Synod - February 2023
• Phase 6: Proposals paper - recommendations for draft Measure to General Synod for debate – July 2023
• Phase 7:  Draft Measure for First Consideration at General Synod – 2023/2024 tbc
• Phase 8:  Revision committee – 2023/2024 tbc
• Phase 9:  Second consideration – 2024/2025
• Phase 10:  Final approval – General Synod – 2025
• Phase 11:  Parliamentary approval followed by preparation for implementation – 2025/2026
• Phase 12: Implementation (including training etc) - 2026

The consultation document Mission in Revision (GS2222) - can be downloaded here.

• You can see the recording of the of the debate on the paper GS2222 at General Synod in July 2021 here (starting at 22 minutes 30 seconds).

• An analysis of the consultation responses (GS Misc 1312) was presented to the General Synod at its February 2022 sessions, and members were invited to discuss the analysis at a fringe meeting. Summary notes of the fringe meeting are available, together with the slide presentation.

• We have also produced a short presentation for General Synod, the slides can be found here.

• There is also an introductory leaflet for newly elected members of the General Synod which is available on the supplementary papers page or directly here.

There are a number of additional resources and documents which we will be making available for reference. They are available on the MPM 2011 Review Supporting documents page.  

Church Commissioners for England

Review of the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011

Consultation privacy notice

Introduction

The Legislative Reform Committee of the Archbishop’s Council asked the Church Commissioners to review the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011 and to present a consultation paper to the July 2021 session of the General Synod.  The consultation paper was debated on Monday 12 July and a consultation period will run from 13 July to 15 September 2021 to gather views to inform new legislation.  The questions from the consultation paper have been put into an online survey format.

This privacy notice sets out how the consultation process and survey will be managed and comply with the requirements of the UK General Data Protection Regulation (UK GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 2018.  We expect that people will respond to the consultation on behalf of organisations, such as dioceses, or parish churches, but people will also be able to respond as individuals, either through the survey or by a dedicated e-mail address – [email protected]. 

The feedback from the consultation will be summarised and presented to Synod.  It will be anonymised, so no-one will be identified individually.  If there was a need to use any particular quotes they would either be anonymised, or the permission of a contributor would be sought before it was used publicly and would not be used if permission were refused.

This privacy notice is provided by the Pastoral and Closed Churches Team in the Church Commissioners.

 

The data controller is:

The Church Commissioners, Church House, Great Smith Street, London, SW1P 3AZ

For further information on the Church Commissioners please go to:

https://www.churchofengland.org/about/leadership-and-governance/church-commissioners

1. What information do we need to collect and how will we use your personal data?

The survey will ask people to provide the following personal information:

• Contact details – name and e-mail address and job title, so that we know which organisations and people have responded and can assess the level of support for proposals within the broad church community.  We can also ask people if we have questions of clarification on comments in the submission to ensure accuracy. 
   
• Personal information – we will ask people to identify if they are laity or clergy, and for details about age and gender.  This is because we believe that views on the proposals will be influenced by these factors and it is important we understand those dynamics when crafting future policy and legislation. 

2. The lawful basis for using your information

Consent – you will be asked to signify your consent to the use of your data as part of the process of completing the survey. 

Special category data

Legitimate activity - we process information that reveals your religious belief as indicated by whether you are clergy or laity and any titles you may have due to your work within the Church (e.g. Reverend, Bishop etc.), as part of our legitimate activities, and will not disclose it outside the Church without your consent.

3. Who we collect from or share your information with:

We will not share your data with any other third parties except as listed below, and it will not be sent outside the UK or European Economic Area:

SurveyMonkey – your data will be captured via SurveyMonkey, whose privacy notice is available here:. [ www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/MPM2011review  ] [Review of the Mission and Pastoral Measure 2011 | The Church of England ]

4. How long do we keep your information?

The anonymous, statistical results of the survey will be kept indefinitely. The personal data (email) used to contact you will be removed once the survey analysis has been completed. 

5. Your rights

You have the following rights regarding your personal data:

• The right to be informed about any data we hold about you;
• The right to request a copy of your personal data which we hold about you;
• The right to withdraw your consent;
• The right to request that we correct any personal data if it is found to be inaccurate or out of date;
• The right to request your personal data is erased where it is no longer necessary for us to retain such data;
• The right, where there is a dispute in relation to the accuracy or processing of your personal data, to request a restriction is placed on further processing;
• The right to object to the processing of your personal data
• The right to obtain and reuse your personal data to move, copy or transfer it from one IT system to another. [only applicable for data held online]

To exercise these rights, please contact the Data Protection Team using the contact information provided below. The NCIs Individual Rights Policy is available on request.

6. Complaints or concerns

If you have any queries regarding this processing activity, please contact, in the first instance, Clara Sidoroinicz ([email protected]). 

If you have any concerns or queries about how the Pastoral and Closed Churches Team handles your personal information, please contact our Data Protection Team at:

Email: [email protected] OR

Tel: 020 7898 1114, OR

Online: www.churchofengland.org/national-church-institutions-data-protection

 

You have the right to make a complaint at any time to the UK’s privacy regulator, the Information Commissioner at:  Online:  ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/your-personal-information-concerns/ OR

Tel: 0303 123 1113