
A new Bill presented to Parliament by Andy Burnham's office aims to repeal a ban on Catholic and Jewish prime ministers advising the King on Church of England appointments.
The Roman Catholic Relief Act of 1829 currently bars Catholics, including Prime Minister Andy Burnham, from having input on top Church of England appointments.
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The repeal of the ban could increase representation and diversity in the Church of England.
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