There's plenty of water to go under the bridge before a call's made on the future of Christchurch's cardboard cathedral.
The Anglican Diocese has made the decision to pull together a working group to discuss options for its future use.
They say the cathedral will be safe from being sold for at least four years.
Anglican Bishop of Christchurch Peter Carrell told Mike Hosking they won't be solely focused on the building.
“We’ll be also focused on what is our best inner-city ministry in Christchurch. We used to have three parishes plus the cathedral – we're now down to one parish plus the cathedral and that’s some food for thought.”
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