The Welsh Disestablishment Bill 1912 With Explanatory Notes And Compared With
The Welsh Disestablishment Bill 1912 With Explanatory Notes And Compared With
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A^l gr. Mts of the Commissioners to Welsh benefices (whether of capital sums or charges on the Common Fund) or the property representing the same are therefore to be resumed by them, with power (clause 6 (c) ) for the Com- missioners^ to transfer such grants or property or the value thereof en bloc to the representative body. The charges upon the Common Fund of the Commissioners for non-parochial purposes of the Church in Wales will come to an end with the cesser of existing interests therein (...clause 6), and so long as they continue are to be borne by the Welsh Church property of the Eccle- siastical Commissioners which goes over to the Welsh Commissioners (to the extent that that property is able to bear these charges) (First Sched. , Ft. II. (2) ).
8. This summary of the effects of the clause deals with the ultimate distribution of the properties : the ultimate effect will be delayed (as in the Bill of 1909) by the saving of existing interests. Properties and funds transferred to the W>lsh Commissioners or any secular authority, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, to Queen Anne's Bounty or to the Representative Body (in the last case whether as a matter of obligation or by the exercise of the liberty given to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and Queen Anne's Bounty) are charged, in whosesoever hands they may for the time be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A^l gr. Mts of the Commissioners to Welsh benefices (whether of capital sums or charges on the Common Fund) or the property representing the same are therefore to be resumed by them, with power (clause 6 (c) ) for the Com- missioners^ to transfer such grants or property or the value thereof en bloc to the representative body. The charges upon the Common Fund of the Commissioners for non-parochial purposes of the Church in Wales will come to an end with the cesser of existing interests therein (...clause 6), and so long as they continue are to be borne by the Welsh Church property of the Eccle- siastical Commissioners which goes over to the Welsh Commissioners (to the extent that that property is able to bear these charges) (First Sched. , Ft. II. (2) ).
8. This summary of the effects of the clause deals with the ultimate distribution of the properties : the ultimate effect will be delayed (as in the Bill of 1909) by the saving of existing interests. Properties and funds transferred to the W>lsh Commissioners or any secular authority, to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, to Queen Anne's Bounty or to the Representative Body (in the last case whether as a matter of obligation or by the exercise of the liberty given to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and Queen Anne's Bounty) are charged, in whosesoever hands they may for the time be.
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