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In 2023, the Archbishops of Canterbury and York asked Professor Alexis Jay to develop proposals for a fully independent structure to provide scrutiny of safeguarding in the Church of England. Her report, published the following year, concluded that not only scrutiny, but operational safeguarding, should be independent, necessitating the creation of two separate charities.
But while there is widespread demand for action to prevent further failings, opinion on taking up Professor Jay’s recommendations remains divided.
Next week, members of the General Synod will gather again to discuss the way forward. The task before them is a weighty one, with the debate taking place against a backdrop of widespread horror at the Church’s record to date.
On Wednesday (5 February), the Church Times hosted a webinar to discuss the right way forward, in response to Professor Jay’s recommendations. This podcast features contributions from the panel below. A video of the full webinar, including the panel’s discussion and responses to questions, will be available soon.
Panel
Jane Chevous, co-founder, Survivors Voices
Colin Perkins, diocesan safeguarding adviser, diocese of Chichester
David Greenwood, Switalskis Solicitors
Jim Gamble, INEQE Safeguarding Group
Chaired by Madeleine Davies of the Church Times
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But while there is widespread demand for action to prevent further failings, opinion on taking up Professor Jay’s recommendations remains divided.
Next week, members of the General Synod will gather again to discuss the way forward. The task before them is a weighty one, with the debate taking place against a backdrop of widespread horror at the Church’s record to date.
On Wednesday (5 February), the Church Times hosted a webinar to discuss the right way forward, in response to Professor Jay’s recommendations. This podcast features contributions from the panel below. A video of the full webinar, including the panel’s discussion and responses to questions, will be available soon.
Panel
Jane Chevous, co-founder, Survivors Voices
Colin Perkins, diocesan safeguarding adviser, diocese of Chichester
David Greenwood, Switalskis Solicitors
Jim Gamble, INEQE Safeguarding Group
Chaired by Madeleine Davies of the Church Times
New to us? We are currently offering a £5 digital subscription, giving you full access to our website and archive, for 2 months. This best-ever value subscription offer is available until 14 February, so subscribe now to avoid missing out.
https://www.churchtimes.co.uk/subscribe
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