Redress Proposal – Property Update, Final List, Media Releases, FAQ’s
This page brings together information on the Anglican Church in Tasmania’s Redress Proposal.
Status of the 73 properties to be sold to contribute to the Redress Fund
Final List of Property for sale
Frequently Asked Questions
This FAQ document provides some general background information and aims to address questions and concerns that are currently being expressed within the community.
This information has been prepared in good faith with due care, however is not intended to be legal advice and it does not purport to contain all the information or answers you may require. It should not be relied on as statements or representations of fact. You should make your own independent enquiries to satisfy yourself regarding the accuracy, correctness and completeness of the information.
Media Releases relating to Redress
- One third of Anglican Church properties removed from sale list
- Anglican Church votes in favour of Redress Proposal
- Anglican Church welcomes State Government’s decision to join National Redress Scheme
- Anglican Church’s proposal for funding Redress
- Anglican Church in Tasmania sacrifices to fund Redress
- Anglican Church recognises the importance of Redress
Bishop Condie’s Opinion pieces
- Tough times for church building new connections
- Selling churches brings no joy but is the right thing to do
- Collective responsibility for righting past wrongs
- The Importance of Redress for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
Pastoral Letters
Bishop Condie has written the following Pastoral Letters concerning the Church’s proposal to sell church properties in order to fund Redress to survivors of child sexual abuse
- Pastoral Letter on Final decision on sale of Churches 2 December 2018
- Pastoral Letter on Redress 23 August 2018
- Pastoral Letter on Redress 4 May 2018
- Pastoral Letter on Redress 29 April 2018
- Pastoral Letter on Redress 19 April 2018
Synod 2018
Relevant information prior to 1 October 2018
Process outline for Parishes and Community
Full list of property proposed for sale
Final decision to be made by Diocesan Council (the Church’s governing body) in December 2018