Questions linger over insurer role in Church of England redress fund
Representatives of the Church of England passed a motion opening the door for redress for survivors of child sexual abuse, but questions remain over what role its insurers will play, if any, in a fund.
The motion and its amendments passed yesterday at a meeting of the church’s General Synod, which is the national assembly of the Church of England.
The motion was that the church will accept
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