Buddhist Council organisation names
There are groups with similar names that do not have a genuine nationwide membership base or credible national representation.
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The BCWA was formed in 1995 to serve as a peak body to represent the Buddhist community at government level and national levels... website
The BCSA was incorporated on the 25th October 2005 to serve as the representative organisation for Buddhist temples, groups and organisations in South Australia... website
The BCQ, which was created in 1999, has brought a large number of Buddhist centres and societies together, for their common benefit... website
On the instigation of the World Fellowship of Buddhists, a meeting was held in 1984 in Sydney to establish a regional branch and thus form the Buddhist Council of NSW... website
The Buddhist Council of Victoria, formed in 1995, is an actively engaged body representing the needs of Buddhists to all levels of government in the Australian state of Victoria... website
The ASA was founded in 2005 as a representative body for monks and nuns of all Buddhist traditions, with the intention of maintaining good communication, connection, harmony, and understanding within the Buddhist Sangha nationwide... website
There are groups with similar names that do not have a genuine nationwide membership base or credible national representation.
