Contrary to media reports, and the website postings of the diocese of
New Westminster, the Anglican congregations accepting the Primates'
offer have not joined the AMiA, but rather have formed the ACiC, the
Anglican Communion in Canada, under the oversight of the five Primates of the Provinces of the Congo, Rwanda, Central Africa, Kenya, and South East Asia.

The Most Rev. Dr. George Carey, Professor Edith Humphrey, the Rev. Dr.
John Karanja, the Rev. Dr. Robert Prichard, the Rev. Dr. Jeremie Begbie,
the Rev. Dr. Christopher Seitz, the Very Rev. Dr. George Sumner, the
Rev. Dr. Ephraim Radner, and the Rev. Dr. Ashley Null will offer their
perspective, encouragement, and theological basis for thinking
Anglicanism does indeed have a future in North America.

The Sydney diocese questionnaire also asks about any involvement in the
occult, whether priests have been cruel to animals, their attitudes to
alcohol and any convictions for driving offences.

The use of internet chat rooms and ography comes under scrutiny in
the eight-page document approved by the diocese's professional standards
committee, a copy of which has been obtained by The Australian.

An additional 22 parishes - out of 63 in the diocese - have yet to submit a pledge or have pledged less than the diocese requested.
The total revenue deficit - including shortfalls stemming from other reasons - is more than $200,000 in a budget of about $1.1 million, said Bishop J. Michael Garrison.

The bishop cited a combination of economic difficulty within many parishes and a "significant amount of protest" over the approval of a gay bishop.