With the passage of the Anglican Diocese of Belize Act in 2013, the name of the diocese became known as the "Anglican Church in the Diocese of Belize". In 1975, the Diocese of Belize established a ‘companion relationship’  with the Diocese of New York of The Episcopal Church. In 1978, Sylvester ended his tenure as bishop was succeeded by K. A. McMillan, who served as bishop from 1980 to 1988 (being bishop on 21 September 1981 when Belize became an independent member of the British Commonwealth: Independence Day). McMillan was succeeded by Brother D. Smith SSF, bishop from 1989–1992, and Smith was succeeded by Sylvester Romero, bishop from 1994 to 2004. The companion relationship with the Diocese of New York was to be followed with similar relationships with the Dioceses of North Carolina (1984-1993), Georgia (1990-1996), Los Angeles (1996), and the Diocese of Southern Virginia, also of The Episcopal Church. Philip Wright, became bishop in 2005. The Diocese entered into a companion relationship with the Diocese of St Albans of the Church of England in 2014. In terms of the Internet, in 2012 Wright introduced a) the first Diocese of Belize's Web page and b) the Diocese of Belize's, Anglican Theological Institute's online program (ATI) in conjunction with the Online Anglican Theological College program (OATC). ATI's Director created an Anglican Daily Office Web site, primarily for student use, and was a key person who enabled the 2016 Spanish translation of the 1995 Book of Common Prayer for the Church in the Province of the West Indies (CPWI). Belize is one of eight dioceses that constitute the CPWI which was formed in 1883. The Anglican Church in Belize is a member of both the Belize Council of Churches (BCC) and the Caribbean Council of Churches (CCC).