"The archdeacon" means the archdeacon of each archdeaconry in the diocese;

"advisory committee" in relation to a diocese or archdeaconry means the Diocesan Advisory Committee of the diocese or of the diocese in which the archdeaconry is situated, as the case may be;

"article" includes any article appertaining to a building which is subject to the faculty jurisdiction by virtue of an order made under section 11(4) of the Measure;

(a) provide the advisory committee (in addition to the particulars required by paragraph (2) of this rule) with a Statement of Significance and a Statement of Needs, and

(b) if the works fall within paragraph 1 of Appendix B consult English Heritage, such of the national amenity societies as appears likely to have an interest in the church or the works, and the local planning authority in accordance with Appendix B.

    (4) Where the intending applicants are proposing to carry out works to a tree or trees in a churchyard or in a consecrated burial ground for which a faculty is required they shall complete Form No. 16 in Appendix C and send it to the advisory committee at the time of seeking the advice of the advisory committee in respect of the proposed works.

    (5) If the advisory committee decides to recommend the works or proposals or to raise no objection to them its decision together with any provisos shall be set out in a certificate in Form No. 1 in Appendix C and shall be sent to the intending applicants together with the designs, plans, photographs and other documents which were submitted to the advisory committee under paragraph (2) of this rule and are the subject of the certificate.

    (6) If the advisory committee decides not to recommend the works or proposals it shall inform the intending applicants by way of a certificate in Form No. 1 in Appendix C and shall advise them that they are entitled to petition for a faculty from the chancellor, if they so wish, notwithstanding the committee's decision.

    (7) When the advisory committee issues a certificate under paragraph (5) or (6) the certificate may include a recommendation to the intending applicants that they should consult English Heritage, or the local planning authority, or one or more of the national amenity societies, or the Council for the Care of Churches or any other body or person about some or all of the works or other proposals for which a certificate is sought if they have not already done so, and the advisory committee shall consider including such a recommendation in any case where it appears to the committee that the works - 

(a) involve alteration to or extension of a listed church to such an extent as is likely to affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest, or

(b) are likely to affect the archaeological importance of the church or achaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage, or

(c) in the case of an unlisted church in a conservation area, will involve demolition affecting the exterior of the church.

(a) the faculty in Form No. 5 in Appendix C, and

(b) a certificate in Form No. 6 in Appendix C to be completed in accordance with the requirement in the faculty.

(a) involve alteration to or extension of a listed church to such an extent as is likely to affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest, or

(b) are likely to affect the archaeological importance of the church or archaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage, or

(c) involve demolition affecting the exterior of an unlisted church in a conservation area

then, unless it appears to the chancellor from the available information that each of the following bodies has previously been consulted about those works and has indicated that it has no objection or comment to make the chancellor shall direct that English Heritage, the local planning authority and such of the national amenity societies as appears to be likely to have an interest in the church or the works shall be specially notified in accordance with the criteria applicable to consultation set out in paragraphs 2, 3 or 4 of Appendix B as appropriate.

    (4) In any case falling within

(i) paragraph (3)(a) of this rule which affects a grade I or grade II* listed church or the exterior of a grade II listed church, or

(ii) paragraph 3(c) of this rule,



the chancellor shall direct that a notice stating the substance of the petition and giving a date by which any objection is to reach the registrar shall be published by the petitioners in a newspaper circulating in the locality and publication shall take place within 14 days of the giving of the direction, or within such other period as the chancellor may direct.

    (5) If the chancellor considers that the works or proposals intended to be carried out in a churchyard will or may affect a grave or memorial maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission the chancellor shall direct that the Commonwealth War Graves Commission be specially notified and the registrar shall pursuant to such direction serve on the said Commission a copy of the public notice.

    (6) Where a body has been specially notified pursuant to paragraph (3) or (5) of this rule that body shall have a period of 28 days from the date of service of special notice within which to send to the registry and the petitioners a written notice of objection containing the information required by Form No 4 in Appendix C or to send comments to the registrar in respect of the proposed works.

    (7) Where the petition is for a faculty for the partial demolition or demolition of a church and falls within section 17(2) or (3)(a) of the Measure

(a) the registrar shall give notice in writing to the bodies specified in section 17(4)(b) and, if relevant, to the bodies specified in section 17(5)(a) of the Measure and the bodies concerned shall have a period of 28 days from the date of the notice within which to give advice or to send to the registry and the petitioners a written notice of objection containing the information required by Form No 4 in Appendix C in respect of the proposed partial demolition or demolition,

(b) the notice stating the substance of the petition (which is required by section 17(4)(a)(ii) of the Measure to be published by the petitioners in the London Gazette and in such other newspaper as the chancellor may direct) shall be published:


(i) in the case of the London Gazette not more than 28 days after the petition was submitted to the registry,

(ii) in the case of such other newspapers (including a newspaper circulating in the locality) within such period as the chancellor shall direct or, if no period is directed, within 14 days of the giving of the direction.

    (8) Where a petition relates exclusively to exhumation or reservation of a grave space or in any case where the chancellor gives directions in relation to a public notice or an amended public notice than subject to paragraph (9) below the registrar shall complete the public notice and give such directions for display of the public notice under rule 6(5)(b) to (d) as the registrar considers appropriate or as the chancellor has directed.

    (9) In the case of petition for a faculty for exhumation, the chancellor shall have the following powers that is to say:

(a) if the chancellor is satisfied that any near relatives of the deceased person still living and any other persons who in the opinion of the chancellor it is reasonable to regard as being concerned with the matter are the petitioners or that they consent to the proposed faculty being granted, then the chancellor may dispense with the issue of a public notice and decree the issue of the faculty immediately;

(b) in any other case the chancellor may dispense with public notice and may direct that any of the persons referred to in sub-paragraph (a) above who are not the petitioners shall be specially notified.

    (10) In any case where the chancellor is satisfied that a matter is an emergency that involves interests of safety or health, or the preservation of a church or part of it, and is of sufficient urgency to justify the grant of a faculty without obtaining the advice of the advisory committee, the chancellor

(a) may dispense with the display of a notice under rule 6, and

(b) having regard to all the circumstances may direct that a short period of notice be given to the persons or bodies identified in the directions,

(a) the churchwardens and any other person having custody of the article and the parochial church council and the advisory committee have been notified by Form No. 14 in Appendix C of the facts as they appear to the archdeacon and that written representations made by any of them will be considered if made before the date specified in the notice being not less than 28 days after the service of the notice, and

(b) any representations duly made under sub-paragraph (a) have been considered.

(i) Minor structural alterations not involving demolition or partial demolition;

(ii) external or internal decoration or redecoration;



except where in the opinion of the advisory committee the work proposed is likely to affect the character of the church as a building of special architectural or historic interest;



(iii) repairs (using matching materials);

(iv) treatment of timber against beetle or fungal activity.

     2. Work affecting fixtures

(a) Repairs


(i) repairs and alterations to an existing heating system;

(ii) repairs to and redecoration of fixtures (with matching materials);

(iii) repairs to broken or cracked quarries in clear glazed windows;

(iv) repairs, rewiring and minor alterations to an existing electrical system;

(v) repairs to lightning conductors;

(vi) repairs to organs or harmoniums using matching materials;

(vii) repairs using matching materials to bells and bell frames and replacement of parts not requiring the removal of the bells from their frames;

(viii) repairs using matching materials to and redecoration of clock and clock faces;

(ix) treatment of fixtures against beetle or fungal activity;

(x) repair of flagpole fixed to the fabric of the building;

(xi) repair of wire mesh window guards with non-ferrous fittings.



(b) New Work

     The following items of new work (except where the advisory committee has certified that the work proposed is likely to affect:



(a) the character of the church as a building of special architectural or historic interest, or

(b) the archaeological importance of the church, or

(c) archaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage):



(i) installation of a new heating system including laying of electrical cables, gas pipes or water mains through the churchyard;

(ii) installation of a sound reinforcement system or loop system or alteration to an existing system;

(iii) installation of a new electrical system or lighting or floodlighting including laying of electrical cables through the churchyard;

(iv) installation of a wall offertory box;

(v) installation of a wall safe in a vestry;

(vi) installation of a lightning conductor;

(vii) installation of security cameras and alarms or closed circuit television security systems;

(viii) installation of wire mesh window guards with non-ferrous fittings.

     3. Work affecting movables

(i) introduction of any article which may lawfully be used in the performance of divine service or the rites of the Church (other than an aumbry);

(ii) repairs to movables (using matching materials) not including Royal Coats of Arms, unfixed hatchments, heraldic achievements, paintings, historic textiles, historic silver and base metal work;

(iii) installation of minor items of furniture or minor fixtures in the church;

(iv) provision of new or replacement carpets and curtains;

(v) introduction of altar frontals and falls;

(vi) a scheme for replacement of all or a substantial number of hassocks;

(vii) laying up of banners;

(viii) introduction of a Book of Remembrance and a stand for it; and

(ix) removal or disposal of any items (iii)-(vii) above.

     4. Work affecting churchyards

(i) re-surfacing of paths in the same material resulting in the same appearance;

(ii) repairs to walls, fences, gates and lych gates where matching materials are to be used;

(iii) introduction of a garden seat (including any memorial inscription);

(iv) provision or replacement or repainting in a new colour scheme of a noticeboard;

(v) introduction of a free standing flagpole.

(a) involve alteration to or extension of a church which is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 to such an extent as is likely to affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest, or

(b) are likely to affect the archaeological importance of the church or archaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage or,

(c) involve demolition affecting the exterior of an unlisted church in a conservation area

then, at the same time as advice is being sought from the advisory committee consultation should take place with English Heritage, any national amenity society likely to have an interest in the church or works, and the local planning authority so far as provided by and in accordance with the criteria set out in the following paragraphs.

     2. Consultation with English Heritage


    2.1 The likely effect of the works for which a faculty is sought will determine whether or not English Heritage shall be consulted.

(i) Grade I or II* - Even small alterations to the structure of a church listed Grade I or II* can affect the character of the building. These include the introduction of different materials or features, the covering over or removal of parts of the structure, changing the composition of existing elements such as stained glass windows, sub-division or additions to the fabric as well as removal of elements or piercing through historic fabric. Consultation should take place in respect of any alteration or extension within paragraph 1(a);

(ii) Grade II - Consultation should take place for a Grade II church in respect of alteration within paragraph (1)(a) which comprises the demolition or removal of all or substantial part of the structure of the interior. For this purpose the structure of the interior includes principal internal elements such as a staircase, gallery, load-bearing wall, floor structure or roof structure and major internal fixtures such as fixed pews, a rood screen or an organ;

(iii) Archaeology - Consultation should take place in respect of works within paragraph 1(b) affecting any church or its curtilage.

     3. The National Amenity Societies
The age of the church and the nature and likely effect of the works for which a faculty is to be sought will determine which one or more of the national amenity societies should be consulted.

    3.1 Any society likely to have an interest in the church or works should be consulted in respect of works within paragraph 1(a), (b) or (c).

    3.2 Consultation in respect of alteration or extension within paragraph 1(a) should take place to a church of any grade (I, II* or II). Alteration for this purpose has the meaning given in paragraph 5.

     4. The Local Planning Authority
Although listed building consent is not required in addition to a faculty, except where there is an external object or structure listed separately from the church building, consultation should take place with the local planning authority in any case falling within paragraph 1(a) or (b) above. Consultation should also take place for works within paragraph 1(c).

    4.1 Consultation in respect of an alteration within paragraph 1(a) should take place whatever the grade (I, II* or II). Alteration for this purpose has the meaning given in paragraph 5.

     5. Meaning of Alteration for the purpose of consultation with the National Amenity Societies and the Local Planning Authority
For the purpose of consultation under paragraphs 3.2 and 4.1 alteration of a church includes:

(a) the demolition of a significant part of the structure of the interior, which includes principal internal elements such as a staircase, gallery, floor structure or roof structure;

(b) the removal of major internal fixtures such as fixed pews, a rood screen or an organ;

(c) the addition of any significant new element such as the creation of new spaces through subdivision.

     6. Documents to accompany consultation
The documents which the intending applicants for a faculty should submit to each of the bodies being consulted under paragraphs 2, 3 or 4 above should be - 

(a) designs, plans or other documents (including photographs) giving particulars of the works together with a summary list of the works;

(b) a Statement of Significance and a Statement of Needs.

    6.1 The particulars given under paragraph 6(a) above should be sufficiently clear for a comparison to be made between the church in its existing state and in its future state if the works are permitted to be carried out so as to enable an assessment to be made of the likely impact of the works on the listed church.

     7. Period for response to consultation
At the same time as submitting the particulars referred to in paragraph 6 to any body consulted under paragraphs 2, 3 or 4 the intending applicants should write to that body stating that a response to consultation will be taken into account provided that it is received within 28 days from the date of the letter.

     8. Diocesan Advisory Committee
Intending applicants should inform the secretary of the advisory committee which of the bodies in paragraphs 2 to 4 above has been consulted and the date when the 28 day period referred to in paragraph 6 is due to expire. On receipt of a response within the 28 day period from any of the bodies consulted, the intending applicants should provide a copy of the response to the secretary of the advisory committee. The advisory committee is not obliged to await a response which is not received within the 28 day period before reaching a decision and issuing a certificate in Form No. 1 in Appendix C.

(a) The listing is I/II*/II (or other category, if appropriate)/not known

(b) The Church is not listed but is in a conservation area

(Delete if not applicable.)

PART 1
I CERTIFY that at a meeting of the Diocesan Advisory Commitee held on      20    

     1. The following works/other proposals were considered:

(The Committee's views on the significance of the works/other proposals are given in Part 2.)

     2. The Committee decided to RECOMMEND the above works/other proposals (SUBJECT to the following provisos:)

    (1)

    (2)

OR

     3. The Committee has NO OBJECTION to the above works/other proposals (SUBJECT to the following provisos:)

    (1)

    (2)

OR

     4. The Committee does NOT RECOMMEND the above works/other proposals for approval for the following principal reasons:

    (1)

    (2)

You are nevertheless entitled to petition for a faculty, if you so wish, notwithstanding the Committee's decision.

    Signed    

    Secretary of the Diocesan Advisory Committee

    Date    

PLEASE NOTE:

    (1) A Certificate under paragraph 2 or 3 does NOT give you permission to proceed with your proposals, unless and until a faculty is granted by the Chancellor (or by the Archdeacon in respect of matters within Appendix A of the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules 2000).

    (2) Whether the Certificate of the Committee under Part 1 is under paragraph 2, 3 or 4 above, any recommendation of the Committee under paragraph 2 of Part 2 below should be followed before submitting a petition for a faculty.

    (3) This certificate is valid for 12 months from the date stated above.

PART 2
The views of the Diocesan Advisory Committee on the following matters are set out below (as appropriate):

     1. For the purposes of the jurisdiction of the Archdeacon under Appendix A to the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules 2000

In the opinion of the Committee the work or part of the work proposed is/is not likely to affect: - 

(a) the character of the church as a building of special architectural or historic interest,

(b) the archaeological importance of the church

(c) archaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage.

Particulars of Work

(Please identify item or items)

     2. For the purposes of advising intending applicants on the desirability of consultation with other bodies or persons if they have not already consulted them (Rule 3(7) of the Faculty Jurisdiction Rules 2000)

The Committee recommends that the intending applicants consult such of the bodies or person as is indicated below: - 

(a) English Heritage

(b) the Local Planning Authority

(c) the following National Amenity Societies:

(d) the Council for the Care of Churches

(e) the following body or person:

The reason for this recommendation is that in the opinion of the Committee some or all of the works or proposals: - 

(i) involve alteration of or extension to a listed church to such an extent as is likely to affect its character as a building of special architectural or historic interest, or

(ii) are likely to affect the archaeological importance of the church or archaeological remains existing within the church or its curtilage, or

(iii) will involve demolition affecting the exterior of an unlisted church in a conservation area.

(Delete if not applicable.)

     3. For the purpose of advising the Chancellor under section 17(6)(a) of the Care of Churches and Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Measure 1991

The Committee has considered the proposed works involving demolition of part of the church (which the intending applicants contend is necessary for the purpose of the repair or alteration of the church or the reconstruction of the part to be demolished) and is of the opinion that when the proposed repair, alteration or reconstruction is completed the demolition will/will not (delete as applicable) materially affect the external or internal appearance of the church or the architectural, archaeological, artistic or historic character of the church.

Signature    

Secretary to the Diocesan Advisory Committee

    Date    

1. What is the approximate date of your church or the part of the building affected by the proposals?	▭
2. Is your church a listed building?	Yes	No
3. (a) If yes, please state whether it is Grade I, II* or II (or A, B or C in some lists) and	▭
(b) Has the PCC prepared a Statement of Significance?	Yes	No
4. Is the site of the church, or any adjoining structure, wholly or partially scheduled as an ancient monument?	Yes	No
5. Is the church situated in: (a) a conservation area?      (if yes, please provide the name)	Yes	No
(b) a National Park?	Yes	No
6. (a) Who is the architect or surveyor appointed for the church under the Inspection of Churches Measure 1955?
(b) Has this architect or surveyor been: (a) engaged in connection with the proposals	Yes	No
(b) asked for general advice in relation to these proposals?	Yes	No

(a) what are his/her name and address?

(b) why is he/she being instructed in relation to the proposed works?

     (B) Changes to the interior and/or the exterior of the church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

8. (a) If such changes are proposed has the PCC prepared a Statement of Needs?	Yes	No
(b) If the answer to (a) is yes, please supply a copy of the Statement with this petition. (c) If the answer to (a) is no, what are the reasons for asking for permission for the proposals? (Please supply separate explanatory statement if more space is required).

     (C) Partial Demolition or Demolition
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

9. (a) Is the whole or any part of the church to be demolished?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please state how much is to be demolished (identifying a part or parts).
(c) Is the demolition necessary to enable repairs or alterations to the church?	Yes	No
(d) Is it intended to reconstruct the part to be demolished?	Yes	No
(e) If the answer to (c) and (d) is no, what is the reason for the proposed demolition?
(f) If the answer to (d) is yes, will the reconstructed part be greater in extent than the part or parts to be demolished?	Yes	No
If yes, how much larger will it be?
(g) Will the demolition affect the use of the church for worship?	Yes	No
If yes, what alternative arrangements are proposed?

     (D) Financial Information
Please answer this section in every case.

10. (a) What is the estimated cost of the proposed works?	£
(b) Who has estimated this cost?
(c) Are the proposals to be wholly paid for privately or by way of gifts?	Yes	No
(d) If the answer to question 10(c) is no, how are the proposals to be paid for? (Please give figures in the boxes below.) From:	£
(i) the PCC's current balance of general funds?	£
(ii) a special appeal?	£
(iii) a gift or legacy?	£
(iv) other grant making bodies?	£
11. (a) Has the church received a grant in the past from English Heritage, the Heritage Lottery Fund or any other grant making body?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, what is the name of the body?
(c) Do the terms of that grant require you to seek consent for the work proposed in this petition?	Yes	No
(d) If yes, please provide a copy of the letter[s] of consent for the work proposed in this petition.
12. (a) Has the PCC applied for a grant in respect of the present proposals to English Heritage, the Heritage Lottery Fund or other grant making body?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, what is the name of the body?
13. (a) If the answer to question 12(a) is yes, have you received an offer of a grant and, if so, for how much?	Yes	£
		No
(b) If yes, please provide a copy of the grant letter.
(c) If an application has not been determined or has been refused, please provide most recent correspondence.

     (E) Permissions from other bodies
Please answer this section in every case.

14. (a) Are any external works to the building proposed?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, have you consulted the local planning authority as to whether planning permission is required?	Yes	No
(c) Did the local planning authority confirm in writing that planning permission was not required?	Yes	No
15. (a) If you have been advised that planning permission is required, has outline or detailed planning permission been granted?	Yes	No
(b) Please attach a copy of the planning permission, if any, to this petition.	Yes	No
16. (a) If any of the proposals affect a scheduled ancient monument has scheduled monument consent been obtained?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please attach a copy of the consent.
17. (a) Do bats use any part of the church?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, do you or your architect think that the works or proposals might harm or disturb bats or their roosts?	Yes	No
(c) If the answer to question 17(b) is yes, have you obtained advice from English Nature?	Yes	No
(d) Please attach a copy of the letter of advice.

     (F) Archaeological matters
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

18. (a) Have you been advised that the proposals may have archaeological significance?	Yes	No
(b) Has a desk based archaeological assessment been carried out in relation to the proposals?	Yes	No
(c) Is an archaeologist to be involved and to be given facilities for inspection and recording during the course of the works of excavation or works to the fabric?	Yes	No
(d) If the answer to (c) is yes, please give the name and address of the archaeologist.

     (G) Consultations for works of alteration to the exterior or interior of a listed church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

19. (a) Have you consulted English Heritage?	Yes	No
(b) Have you consulted any of the following National Amenity Societies?     The Council for British Archaeology	Yes	No
The Ancient Monuments Society	Yes	No
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings	Yes	No
The Georgian Group	Yes	No
The Victorian Society	Yes	No
The Twentieth Century Society	Yes	No
(c) If the answer to any of the above is yes, please attach copies of correspondence giving the views of English Heritage and each amenity society concerned.
20. (a) Have you consulted the Local Planning Authority?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please attach correspondence giving its views.

     (H) Church Insurance
Please answer this section for any work to or in the church.

21. Have you informed the church's insurance company that work is to be carried out in the church?	Yes	No
22. If the answer to question 21 is yes, please supply a copy of the insurer's approval or a letter of reply.
23. (a) Is the work or part of the work to be carried out by voluntary labour?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, has the PCC taken out insurance to protect voluntary labour against the risk of injury during the course of the work?	Yes	No

     (I) Introducing new articles into the Church (e.g. furniture, furnishing, fixture or fitting)
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

24. (a) Is it proposed to introduce any new article?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, will it be attached to the fabric?	Yes	No
(c) If the answer to (b) is yes, please give a short description of the method by which the article will be attached to the fabric?
(d) Will the new article to be introduced replace an existing one?	Yes	No

     (J) Disposal of any item in or belonging to the church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

25. (a) Is the disposal of any item in or belonging to the church contemplated?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please identify item[s] if not already described in the Schedule in this petition. (c) How is it proposed to dispose of any item[s]?
(d) Has a professional valuation been obtained? (If yes, please supply a copy of the valuation and a good quality photograph of the item).	Yes	No
(e) If the answer to (d) is no, what is the Petitioner's estimate of the value of the item?	£
(f) What do the Petitioners wish to be authorised to do with any proceeds of the sale?

     (K) Seats in the church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

26. (a) Are any private rights in seats in the church likely to be affected by the works?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, have the owners consented? (Please supply copies of letters of consent).	Yes	No

     (L) Work to the chancel
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

27. (a) Is work to the chancel proposed?	Yes	No
(b) Is there a Lay Rector?	Yes	No
If yes, please give name[s]
(c) If yes, has the Lay Rector been informed of the work?	Yes	No
(d) Is the Lay Rector intending to contribute to the cost?	Yes	No

     (M) Work affecting monuments etc. in the church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

28. (a) Will the work affect any graves, monuments or inscriptions in the church?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please provide a list on a separate sheet of paper giving details of the type of memorial and the inscriptions on each memorial which will be affected.
(c) If yes, have the descendants of the person[s] commemorated consented?	Yes	No
(d) If the descendants have not been found what have you done to try to find them?

     (N) New memorial in the church
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

29. (a) Is it proposed to introduce a commemorative plaque, additional inscription to an existing memorial, or other memorial into the church?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, please specify what special contribution the person to be commemorated has made to the life of the Church, the local or wider community. (c) If not included in the Schedule of works or proposals at the beginning of this petition, please set out here or on an accompanying sheet of paper the wording of the proposed memorial.

     (O) Details of contractors
Please answer this section when you wish to carry out work of any kind.

     30. Please give the name and address of each contractor to be employed for the different aspects of the works, (e.g. builder, electrician, stained glass artist, organ builder etc.).

Contractor 1	Contractor 2	Contractor 3

     (P) Time for work
Please answer this section in every case.

31. (a) How soon will work start after the faculty is granted? (b) How long is it anticipated that it will take for the work to be completed?
32. (a) Will it be necessary to hold public worship in another building whilst the work is being carried out?	Yes	No
(b) If yes, has the Bishop consented to alternative arrangements for public worship?	Yes	No

     (Q) Work in a churchyard or burial ground
Please answer this section if applicable. Otherwise proceed to the next section.

33. (a) Is the land in question consecrated?	Yes	No
(b) Is the land in question wholly or partly scheduled as an ancient monument?	Yes	No
(c) Has any part of the land on which the works will take place ever been used for burials?	Yes	No
(d) Is any part of the churchyard or other land still being used for burials?	Yes	No
(e) If the churchyard is no longer in use, has it been closed by Order-in-Council? (If yes, what is the date of closure?)	Yes	Date ▭
		No
(f) Will any graves, reserved grave spaces, monuments or inscriptions be interfered with?	Yes	No