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12. Rural deans have within their deaneries the same functions and powers of inspection and report as an archdeacon in his archdeaconry. It is their duty to hold from time to time chapters consisting of the beneficed clergy of the deanery or their curates as proxies for them. In the present day these chapters are usually attended not only by the incumbents but also by all the licensed unbeneficed clergy of the deanery.[21]