WHEREAS the Church of the Province of New Zealand pursuant to sundry resolutions of the General Synod of the said Church is now commonly called the Anglican Church rather than the Church of England: And whereas it is desired to change the name of the Church of England Children’s Trust to the Anglican Children’s Trust and consequent thereon to amend the Short Title of The Church of England Children’s Trust Act 1962: And whereas section 10 of that Act provides that nothing in sections 8 or 9 of that Act (which relate to the power of the Church of England Children’s Trust in the administration of its property) shall authorise the Trust to subscribe for or purchase shares or stock in any company and it is desired that the said restriction be removed: And whereas the Orphan Home Trust Board was incorporated under the provisions of The Religious, Charitable, and Educational Trust Boards Incorporation Act 1884: And whereas by The Church of England Children’s Trust Act 1962 the name of the said Board was changed to the Church of England Children’s Trust, a constitution and rules were provided for the said Board, and certain powers were conferred upon it: And whereas by Declaration of Trust dated the fifth day of May, nineteen hundred and ten, a trust was created whereby the ownership, control, and management of a children’s home previously established at Brighton Road, Auckland, was vested in a Board of Trustees subsequently incorporated under The Religious, Charitable, and Educational Trusts Act 1908, under the name of the Children’s Home Trust Board, the said Declaration of Trust inter alia empowering the Trustees by a two-thirds majority to transfer the property and assets of the Trust to any existing or new body of trustees having objects similar to those of the said Trust, namely to benefit orphan, destitute, neglected, or poor children: And whereas by a further Declaration of Trust dated the twenty-third day of December, nineteen hundred and ten, the said Children’s Home Trust Board declared that it held certain land situated at Richmond Road, Auckland, upon the same trusts as those set out in the said declaration dated the fifth day of May, nineteen hundred and ten, and the establishment of the children’s home aforesaid was thereupon removed from the Brighton Road premises to new premises situated on the said land at Richmond Road: And whereas in or about the year nineteen hundred and twenty-eight the relatives of the late Sir Henry Brett gave certain property at Takapuna to the Diocese of Auckland of the Church of the Province of New Zealand and that Diocese in turn directed that such property and other adjoining land should be held by the Children’s Home Trust Board and the said property and land was transferred to the said Board upon trust for the said Diocese: And whereas in or about October, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, the said Diocese purported to create by a Statute of Synod a separate Board of Trustees which was duly incorporated under the name of The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board in terms of The Religious, Charitable, and Educational Trusts Act 1908 to manage and control the said property at Takapuna known as the Brett Home and it was resolved that the said property together with adjoining property subsequently purchased should be held for and on behalf of the said Diocese for the purposes of a home for orphan, destitute, neglected, or poor children: And whereas on the eighth day of October, nineteen hundred and twenty-nine, the Children’s Home Trust Board resolved pursuant to the powers conferred upon it under clause 5 of the Declaration of Trust dated the fifth day of May, nineteen hundred and ten, aforesaid that the Richmond Road Home be closed and disposed of and that the proceeds of sale thereof and the investments held by the said Board and any gifts or legacies that might thereafter be given or bequeathed to the said Board be transferred to The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board as an endowment fund for the said Henry Brett Memorial Home, and that the last-named Board be authorised by the Children’s Home Trust Board to give receipts and discharges for any amounts which might thereafter be given and bequeathed to the Children’s Home Trust Board but such resolution was not fully carried into effect and certain assets presently remain vested in the Children’s Home Trust Board as trustee for and at the disposal of The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board: And whereas the said Richmond Road Home was closed in or about the month of January, nineteen hundred and thirty, and thereafter the said property was leased to divers persons and subsequently sold in or about the month of February, nineteen hundred and forty-four: And whereas on the nineteenth day of August, nineteen hundred and thirty-one, the Children’s Home Trust Board resolved that the members of The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board be appointed members of the Children’s Home Trust Board: And whereas from and after the month of July, nineteen hundred and thirty-seven, the Children’s Home Trust Board ceased to carry out any active function and the assets remaining vested in that Board have ever since been administered by The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board: And whereas the purposes of the Church of England Children’s Trust (to be renamed the Anglican Children’s Trust) and The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board are essentially similar and it is considered that it is economically and otherwise desirable that the activities and funds of the said Boards should be merged and be under one and the same control and that the property and funds of The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board, including the assets held on its behalf as trustee by the Children’s Home Trust Board, should be transferred to and vested in the Church of England Children’s Trust to be renamed as aforesaid to be administered by it as part of its own assets and undertaking: And whereas the exact limits of the powers of the trustees of the Children’s Home Trust Board and the Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board are obscure and it is expedient to remove all possible doubt as to whether any acts of the trustees of the Children’s Home Trust Board and The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board respectively in or about the administration of the affairs of the said Boards as such were within the powers and authority of the said trustees: And whereas it is desired that any bequests, legacies, or gifts hereafter given or made to The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board or the Children’s Home Trust Board shall vest in the said Church of England Children’s Trust to be renamed as aforesaid: And whereas in terms of clause 5 of the will of the late James Murphy of Otahuhu dated the sixteenth day of August, nineteen hundred and twenty-seven, certain property was bequeathed to the trustee appointed under the said will upon trust for the Orphan Home Trust Board (now named the Church of England Children’s Trust and to be renamed the Anglican Children’s Trust) to be used or the rent, income, and profits thereof applied for the benefit and purposes of a certain orphan home at Papatoetoe the conduct of which home has been discontinued upon the sale thereof to Her Majesty the Queen in the year nineteen hundred and sixty-three (the proceeds of such sale being utilised in and about the affairs of the Trust) but it is desired that the action of the said trustee under the said will in continuing to make payments of moneys envisaged by the said clause to such Board be confirmed and validated notwithstanding that the conduct of the said orphan home had been discontinued as aforesaid, and that future payments by the said trustee to such Board of moneys accruing and envisaged in terms of the said clause be authorised and permitted: And whereas it is desired to remove all possible doubt as to the exact boundary of the property of The Henry Brett Memorial Home Trust Board fronting on Lake Pupuke: And whereas it is desired to amend The Church of England Children’s Trust Act 1962 aforesaid to give effect to the aforegoing: