Faculties
| Church Recorders (NADFAS) Historical research by skilled volunteers on church artefacts and features of the building | |
| Statutory consultees These are the primary consultees parishes may need to consult. Further, specialist consultees may be relevant for work affecting particular church fabric. | |
| Works specification A summary of what should be included in a work specification | |
| Researching significance Researching significance Sources of information about your church | |
| Simple Statements of Significance and Need Description of statements required for very straightforward schemes | |
| Levels of authorisation Brief summary of the different levels of authorisation available | |
| Public notices In certain cases the Diocesan Chancellor requires faculty applications to be publicised via the diocesan website | |
| Faculty system A brief overview | |
| Do you need a faculty? Introduction to current faculty rules | |
| Online Faculty System How to register as a user and access the new system | |
| Parish Feedback The 2009 Archdeacon’s Articles of Enquiry produced a good deal of feedback about parish experience of the faculty system. | |
| Faculty Fees The legal aspects of processing a faculty incur a legal charge. | |
| Consultation You must, by law, undertake all appropriate consultations | |
| Supporting Information level of supporting detail required for all faculty applications | |
| Application Forms Faculty application forms and guidance notes | |
| Avoiding Delays Advice to parishes and clergy on how they can help to ensure minimum delay in the processing of their faculty application | |
| Timescales Advice on timescales for processing faculties | |
| Faculty Procedure A seven-step guide through the faculty process | |