Parochial Church Council definition
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The PCC operates under the Parochial Church Council Powers Measure.
The Hirer shall indemnify the Parochial Church Council for the cost of repair of any damage done to any part of the property including the curtilage thereof or the contents of the buildings which may occur during the period of the hiring as a result of the hiring.
The Parochial Church Council (PCC) has appointed the following person to be Parish Safeguarding Representative to whom any allegation or concerns about abuse should be directed.
The Parochial Church Council of Knaphill with Brookwood (hereafter called the PCC) as part of its Vision sees the use that it makes of its buildings and other facilities as a crucial part of its Mission to reach out to the local community.
The Hirer shall be responsible for leaving the Premises and surrounding area in a clean and tidy condition, properly locked and secured unless directed otherwise and any contents temporarily removed from their usual positions properly replaced, otherwise the Parochial Church Council shall be at liberty to make an appropriate charge.
It is, therefore, essential that every care is taken to ensure that no harm is done to the fabric or fittings and when the Parochial Church Council is ready to proceed it should instruct the Architect accordingly, when he will prepare specifications and schedules and arrange for the work to be carried out by an approved Contractor under his direction.
You should ask the Incumbent, or a churchwarden, or the secretary of the Parochial Church Council whether there is a Book of Remembrance in the church and, if possible, go and look at it yourself.
The Parochial Church Council reserves the right to refuse a booking without notice or to cancel this hiring agreement at any time either before or during the term of the agreement upon giving one month’s notice in writing to the Hirer.
Its duty shall be to report to the Governing Body upon vacant benefices, and after consultation with the Bishop of the Diocese and the Parochial Church Council concerned, to recommend Clerks to fill them.