Sch. (2) General synod may regulate the conduct of its business under standing orders or otherwise as it may deem proper. Chapter VI—Committees Boards and Commissions 34. There shall be a standing committee of general synod which shall consist of so many members not less than ten as may be prescribed by any rule of synod. The members of the committee shall be elected or appointed and shall hold office as may be prescribed by any rule of the synod. The seal books and records of general synod shall be in the care and control of the standing committee. 35. General synod shall appoint such boards of assessors as may be required for the purposes of this Constitution and may appoint any committee board or commission that it may deem proper for carrying out or giving effect to any canon rule or resolution of synod, and the following provisions of this section shall apply to a board of assessors as well as to any such committee board or commission. Unless otherwise provided by any canon or rule of synod— (a) the committee board or commission may include or consist of persons who are not members of synod; (b) the members of the committee board or commission shall be elected or appointed and shall hold office as may be determined by resolution of synod but shall not, unless the resolution so provide, cease to be members of the committee board or commission by reason only of ceasing to be members of synod; (c) the committee board or commission shall have such powers and duties as may be conferred or imposed by resolution of synod; (d) the committee board or commission may, if synod by resolution so directs, continue to exist and to exercise and perform its powers and duties, until the expiration of the first week of the next following ordinary session of synod. Chapter VII—The Provinces and Provincial Synods Provinces 36. A province of the Church of England in the Dioceses of Australia and Tasmania shall subject to this Constitution continue as at the date on which this Constitution takes effect, until altered in accordance therewith.
(2) General synod may regulate the conduct of its business under standing orders or otherwise as it may deem proper. Chapter VI—Committees Boards and Commissions 34. There shall be a standing committee of general synod which shall consist of so many members not less than ten as may be prescribed by any rule of synod. The members of the committee shall be elected or appointed and shall hold office as may be prescribed by any rule of the synod. The seal books and records of general synod shall be in the care and control of the standing committee. Sch. 35. General synod shall appoint such boards of assessors as may be required for the purposes of this Constitution and may appoint any committee board or commission that it may deem proper for carrying out or giving effect to any canon rule or resolution of synod, and the following provisions of this section shall apply to a board of assessors as well as to any such committee board or commission. Unless otherwise provided by any canon or rule of synod— (a) the committee board or commission may include or consist of persons who are not members of synod; (b) the members of the committee board or commission shall be elected or appointed and shall hold office as may be determined by resolution of synod but shall not, unless the resolution so provide, cease to be members of the committee board or commission by reason only of ceasing to be members of synod; (c) the committee board or commission shall have such powers and duties as may be conferred or imposed by resolution of synod; (d) the committee board or commission may, if synod by resolution so directs, continue to exist and to exercise and perform its powers and duties, until the expiration of the first week of the next following ordinary session of synod. Chapter VII—The Provinces and Provincial Synods Provinces 36. A province of the Church of England in the Dioceses of Australia and Tasmania shall subject to this Constitution continue as at the date on which this Constitution takes effect, until altered in accordance therewith.