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As a result of the shortened nature of the 80th General Convention, the Presiding Officers deemed that only “essential legislation” would be dealt with at the General Convention. The Deputies of Color wrote to the Presiding Officers and offered the view that “Social Justice” Resolutions are indeed essential legislation. Each caucus then presented 15 Resolutions that it deemed essential legislation and, as indicated below, over 90% of each caucus’s resolutions were adopted by the General Convention.

 

Resolution Number
Resolution Title
Legislative Committee Assigned To
Disposition
D003
Resolution for The Creation of a Clergy Retirement Contribution Fund
#17 Agencies & Boards
Take no further action
D002
Promote equity and to reduce differences in Health Outcomes
#8 Social Justice & United States Policy
Adopted
C009
Mandate Anti-Racism Training for the House of Deputies
#1 Rules
Adopted
A125
A Resolution Extending and Furthering the Beloved Community
#9 Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted
D016
Resolution Requiring Action in Response to TEC’s Racial Audit
09 - Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted as C058
D007
Resolution to address the issue of Voter Suppression
08 - Social Justice & United States Policy
Adopted as C054
D005
A Resolution for Funding of the Implementation of The Internalized Oppression
09 - Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted
D004
A Resolution for Continued Funding of The Beloved Community
09 - Racial Justice & Reconciliation
Adopted
D002
A Resolution to promote equity and to Reduce differences in Health Outcomes
08 - Social Justice & United States Policy
Adopted
C028
All Are Welcome at the Table
12 - Prayer Book, Liturgy & Music
Take no further action
C011
Anti-Racism Training for Deputies and Alternates
16 - Churchwide Leadership
Take no further action
C009
Mandates Anti-Racism & Racial Reconciliation Training for the House of Deputies
01 - Rules of Order/HoD
Adopted

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