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Thinking Anglicans proclaims a tolerant, progressive, compassionate Christian spirituality, where justice is central to the proclamation of the good news of God's kingdom
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#CF3322
Thunderbird
207, 51, 34
6, 72, 47
0, 75, 84, 19
#80BDFF
Malibu
128, 189, 255
211, 100, 75
50, 26, 0, 0
#002752
Prussian Blue
0, 39, 82
211, 100, 16
100, 52, 0, 68
The Church Times has uncovered results of a survey revealing that most bishops and safeguarding professionals within the C of E are against outsourcing church safeguarding work to an independent body. While there is support for an independent body for overseeing safeguarding, a significant portion disagrees with the recommendation to fully transfer day-to-day safeguarding tasks. The Response Group's survey separated respondents into different categories, showing varied levels of support.
The proposal to transfer oversight and scrutiny to an independent body garnered more consensus. The debate surrounding Professor Jay's report saw mixed reactions, with some urging immediate adoption of recommendations while others expressed concerns about outsourcing safeguarding work. The survey also highlighted differing views on adopting a statutory definition of safeguarding and removing the term "spiritual abuse.
" Additionally, there was support for the introduction of mandatory reporting for abuse, with some concerns raised about its interaction with confidentiality duties
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