A main focus for discussion at this encounter was how the Curia can be an instrument of evangelization at the service of the pope and the local Churches. In particular the cardinals talked about the need for decentralisation, the role of the nunciatures, the selection of personnel, especially the need for a less clerical and more international staff, with an increase in the number of women and young people. The cardinals also discussed Pope Francis’ recent motu proprio ‘Magnum Principium’, reflecting on how it may affect the work of the Congregation for Divine Worship, and they reviewed the statutes of the office for Laity, Family and Life. Three other prelates gave presentations about the work of their offices: Archbishop Salvatore Fisichella spoke about his Council for New Evangelisation, Cardinal O’Malley updated the cardinals on the work of the Pontifical Commission for the Protection of Minors, and at the final session, Cardinal Filoni spoke to the cardinals about the work of his 'Propaganda Fide' Congregation. The next meeting of the C9 is scheduled to take place in the Vatican from 11 to 13 December. The Council met from 11–13 June. Their work largely focused on finalizing the draft proposals for the new Apostolic Constitution of the Roman Curia, whose provisional title is Praedicate Evangelium. It said the C-9 group has prepared the first text of proposals ready to deliver to Pope Francis for him to read and offer any feedback he views as useful or necessary. This Apostolic Constitution is intended to revise "Pastor Bonus." The Council again meet from 10–12 September to discuss reform of the Roman Curia. The meeting will also involve discussion about how to provide "necessary clarification" concerning a letter confirming Vatican knowledge of reports of sex abuse against former prominent Cardinal Theodore McCarrick as early as November 2000. Pope Francis presided over the meeting. The majority of the Council's meetings were dedicated to the final adjustments to the draft of the new Apostolic Constitution. The Council has already submitted to the Holy Father the provisional text which will however undergo stylistic revision and a canonistic review. The meeting resulting in a February 2019 abuse summit involving Catholic Bishops. On October 25, 2018, Pope Francis appointed Rev. Msgr. Marco Mellino, who serves as vicar general of the diocese of Alba, to serve as Adjunct Secretary to the Council of Cardinals and that Mellino was now tasked with assisting the Pope in drawing up the new Apostolic Constitution which revises "Pastor Bonus".