In the context you provided, the term "Faculty Office" refers to an administrative body or department associated with the Archbishop of Canterbury in Britain. It is responsible for overseeing and regulating certain aspects of the operations of the company or organization being discussed.

A ‘faculty’ is a technical name for a legal permission or dispensation. A person who is granted a faculty will be able to do something which they would not otherwise be permitted to do. The Faculty Office of the Archbishop of Canterbury issues three types of faculty:

– Special Marriage Licences – for couples to marry in a particular church building where they could not otherwise obtain the correct legal preliminary to marry

– Notarial faculties – to appoint a person as a Notary and to permit them to practise

– Lambeth degrees – to award a full degree to a person who has not been awarded that degree by another academic institution

https://www.facultyoffice.org.uk/about/faqs-about-the-facult...




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