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Chapter is a registered charity (Charity Registration Number 1201499) that is governed by a board of executive and non-executive trustees. All aspects of the Minster’s statutory compliance, strategic vision, policy and priorities are overseen by Chapter.
Chapter is responsible for the implementation and delivery of every aspect of worship, mission, outreach and learning, as well as the responsible stewardship of the Minster’s properties and finances. It is advised by a number of specialist committees and external advisors.
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Diocese of York
The College of Canons consists of clergy and lay people drawn from the parish churches of the Diocese of York.
Its principal function is to be ‘the voice of the Diocese’ in discussions with the Chapter about the Minster’s work, and to assist the Chapter in developing closer ties between the Minster and the parishes of the Diocese, especially through Chapter’s programme of outreach and engagement work.
Learn more about the role of the College of Canons including details of its members.
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