On the final day of the Standing Committee meeting members heard reports on the Bible in the Life of the Church project and Theological Education. 
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The Standing Committee is a 14-member group (15, if the Archbishop of Canterbury is present, as he is an ex officio member, as well as being its President). Seven of its members are elected by the members of the ACC, and five are members of the Primates' Standing Committee. The other two members are the Chair and Vice-Chair of the ACC, elected by the members in plenary session. Their function is together to assist the Churches of the Anglican Communion in advancing the work of their mission worldwide.
- Minutes of Standing Committee meeting July 2010
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- Constitution of The Anglican Consultative Council
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On the final day of the Standing Committee meeting members heard reports on the Bible in the Life of the Church project and Theological Education. On day three of the Standing Commitee, the Archbishop of Canterbury and other members of the Standing Committee heard reports on the Evangelism and Church Growth Initiative, The Anglican Alliance, the Communion's Unity, Faith and Order initiatives and the work of the International Anglican Networks. On the second day of the Standing Committee meeting, members heard reports from the Finance and Administration Committee, on membership and from the Network for Interfaith Concerns.
On the first day of this year's Standing Committee meeting, the members heard reports on the Primates' Meeting, Anglican Communion communications and Continuing Indaba.