The revised rule extends electronic participation from church boards to business meetings, but still requires conference permission and church approval and prohibits proxy or letter voting.
The report on 2025 finds core-policy violations in 84 percent of reports checking whether rules were followed, while 2026 oversight proposals remain distinct from adopted policy.
The delegate book sets out a disclosure requirement and a committee decision on participation, but it does not establish the proposal's final adoption.
The 2026 Treasury report describes the next step in tithe sharing, while older training material shows why comparisons must distinguish the base rate from a separate North American contribution.
The published statements report an A$682,739 surplus—income above expenses—after a 2024 deficit, but exclude activities delegated to affiliated entities.
The university's published rules distinguish the body that elects trustees from the board that approves policy and the smaller committee that acts between board meetings.