Bishop Julie Conalty emphasized that the resignation of Justine Welby is not sufficient to resolve the issues surrounding abuse within the Church of England, indicating a need for systemic changes and accountability among higher clergy.
Wes Streeting highlighted that Welby’s resignation is just one step in a larger need for institutional reform and accountability addressing deep-rooted issues of safeguarding practices.
The Makin report criticized Justin Welby for insufficiently investigating allegations against John Smyth, spotlighting ongoing issues of accountability within the Church regarding historical abuse.
Bishop Stephen Conway expressed regret over not pursuing allegations against Smyth rigorously, stating he believed he fulfilled his responsibilities by informing Lambeth Palace and the relevant diocese.
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