Electoral Synod definition

Electoral Synod means a synod called for the purpose of filling the office of Diocesan, Coadjutor or Suffragan bishop;
Electoral Synod means the body constituted in Section 12 of this Canon;
Electoral Synod means a special meeting of the Synod called for the purpose of electing a bishop.

Examples of Electoral Synod in a sentence

  • The meeting of electors with candidates before the election was retained and further defined; and a new element was introduced whereby the Electoral Synod could determine that none of the candidates proposed by the preparatory committee was acceptable.

  • In the event of a Lay Representative in office at the time of the last Diocesan Synod before the issue of the mandate being unable to attend the Preliminary Meeting of the Electoral Synod, the Alternate Lay Representative of the congregation in question shall be counted as a member if present at that meeting of the Electoral Synod, and shall continue as a member of the Electoral Synod in place of the Lay Representative until the election has taken place or a fresh mandate has been issued.

  • This Description shall be circulated to all members of the Electoral Synod and to the Diocesan Bishops, and shall be passed to members of the Preparatory Committee for use by that Committee in the selection of candidates under Section 9 of this Canon.

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  • When an election has been made, a Declaration in triplicate stating the result in terms of Appendix No.3 shall be signed in the presence of the Electoral Synod by the Convener, and one copy shall be transmitted to the Registrar of the Episcopal Synod, one to the Bishop-Elect, and one to the Diocesan Registrar for preservation and registration.

  • With the letter there shall be sent to each member of the Electoral Synod a copy of the Mandate.

  • The Convener of the Electoral Synod shall convene the Synod on the day announced under Section 17 of this Canon, by letter, sent by First Class post and posted not less than two days before the date on which the Preparatory Committee shall declare the list of names of candidates.

  • Should a second like declaration be made by the Convener of the Electoral Synod following the issue of a fresh mandate, the right of election shall pass for this turn to the Episcopal Synod.

  • No cleric whose name is included on the list of names of candidates prepared by the Preparatory Committee in terms of Section 9 of this Canon may be a member of the Electoral Synod.

  • No person shall be held to be elected without having received a majority of the votes of each house of the Electoral Synod recorded as present and admitted in terms of Section 21 of this Canon and voting.


More Definitions of Electoral Synod

Electoral Synod means a meeting of Synod summoned for the purpose of electing a Bishop pursuant to this Canon.
Electoral Synod means the body constituted in Section 8 of this Canon; “Electoral Meeting” means the electoral meeting of the Electoral Synod; “Electors” means the members of the Electoral Synod present at any meeting;
Electoral Synod means a meeting of a diocesan synod called to elect a bishop;

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