Sunday, 18 November 2012 Anglican Covenant: report made to ACC-15 On Monday the General Synod is due to hear a presentation on the Anglican Consultative Council meeting held recently in New Zealand. A great many documents from that meeting are now available online here . The first (Category A) is from member churches which have taken action in their governing body with respect to the Covenant, and which have communicated their decision to the Anglican Communion Office. The second (Category B) is from member churches which have taken action along the way to a decision, but which have not yet made a formal decision. The third (Category C) is from member churches whose actions have not been communicated to the ACO, but about which there is information through the media or on their own websites. Wherever possible the exact wording of resolutions as adopted or defeated is given... The Anglican Consultative Council spent an hour in private conversation on Oct. 31 (local time) considering the status of the Anglican Covenant but took no action. Those reflection group conversations, preceded by a short plenary session open to the public, has been the pattern of this 15th meeting of the ACC. Before the Oct. 31 reflection conversations began, New Zealand Diocese of Christchurch Bishop Victoria Matthews asked the members to consider "why [the covenant] is a cause of fear and why is it a sign of hope for others?" The results of the reflection conversations were to be given to the Inter-Anglican