• There should be transparency in the search process.
• A clear job description with accountabilities should be shared widely inviting applicants from throughout the Communion. The relationships of the office to Canterbury, to the ACO, to the Primates, to the ACC, and to networks and other constituent groups should be spelled out. APJN desires a close working relationship with the office, as both have overlapping concerns and can undergird one another.
• The incumbent should be experienced in international relations and theology. The successful candidate would be expected to work ecumenically with other church NGOs at the UN. The person could be lay or ordained and come from any Province of the Communion. The search committee should operate under an equal opportunity policy.
• The search committee should be made up of persons widely representative of the Communion. APJN has members who could serve well on such a committee.
• Looking to the future, the committee now advising the office might be better broken into two committees, one responsible for fund raising only, and the other, more representative of the whole Communion, might offer direction and advice to the office as well as the ACC.

Site of next meeting: Aotearoa (New Zealand). South Africa and Sri Lanka offered to host the meeting to follow Aotearoa, probably in 2002. The steering committee will make the final determination.

Steering Committee: the committee elected Jenny Te Paa, Vivian Sau Lin, Themba Vundla, Brian Grieves, and Luiz Prado to serve on the steering committee.

• Task Forces - the following task forces were created:
  Globilization - Mark Bennett, Joy Kennedy, Frank Rwakabwohe
  Alternatives to WarÑValerie Martin. Pie Ntukamazina, Mark Bennett, Robert Okine (Naim Ateek will also be asked to serve.)
  Human Sexuality - Jenny Te Paa, Brian Grieves, Themba Vundla
• Members will seek ways to connect with existing coalitions on world debt and urbanization. The Steering Committee will be responsible for continuing the progress made in inclusivity in the Network.
• The members approved letters to the Sudan churches, the NCCC Brazil, and made several recommendations to the Anglican Consultative Council (which can be found in the full report of the meeting.)
• An invitation for an APJN delegation from the representatives of Burundi, Rwanda and Uganda was received and referred to the Steering Committee for implementation.