Commission and the West German War Graves Commission." The board of cemetery followed that statement: "It was affirmed that the Cemetery is an international Protestant cemetery concerning Britain, Germany and local Anglican churches." This was, however, not always aware to the Jerusalem University College, seated since 1967 in the Gobat School building, through the site of which is the only access to the lychgate. Several times newly appointed college directors exchanged the locks, barring entrance for the uninformed representatives of the congregations or only reluctantly allowing passage to Mount Zion Cemetery through the site of the college. In 1995 the Anglican Church in Jerusalem readvised the college that representatives of Jerusalem's Evangelical congregation have right of free access to the cemetery at any time. The joint board of cemetery When established in 1906 the burial board (renamed to board of cemetery in 1929) comprised the following persons: Anglican bishop of Jerusalem as chairman Evangelical provost at Redeemer Church, Jerusalem, as vice-chairman British consul in Jerusalem German consul in Jerusalem pastor of the Anglican Christ Church, Jerusalem missionary director of the Church Missionary Society in Jerusalem director of the Syrian Orphanage, Jerusalem director of the German Protestant Institute of Archaeology of the Holy Land in Jerusalem Since 1962 the Jarmaleh Cemetery Board, responsible for the cemeteries on Mount Zion and in Beit Safafa (Jarmaleh cemetery), comprised the following members: Anglican bishop of Jerusalem as chairman Evangelical provost at Redeemer Church, Jerusalem, as vice-chairman Anglican bishop in Jordan, Lebanon and Syria one representative of the congregation of St. George's Collegiate Church (cathedral), Jerusalem two representatives of the Arab Anglican congregation, Jerusalem pastor of the Anglican Christ Church, Jerusalem two representatives of the Evangelical congregation of German language, Jerusalem two representatives of the Presbyterian congregation of Jerusalem, one being the pastor of St Andrew's Church, Jerusalem Later the composition of the renamed Mount Zion and Jarmaleh Cemetery Board changed, since 1988 it consists of: Anglican bishop of Jerusalem as chairman Evangelical provost at Redeemer Church, Jerusalem, as vice-chairman British consul-general in Jerusalem Cultural attaché of the German embassy in Tel Aviv-Yafo dean of the Anglican St. George's Cathedral, Jerusalem pastor of the Anglican Christ Church, Jerusalem Jerusalem representative of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission treasurer of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem administrator of the Evangelical Jerusalem's Foundation administrator of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem (since January 1989, unclear if without or with a