The sees thus assigned to the new Catholic diocesan bishops of England did not correspond to the pre-Reformation dioceses, and were instead newly erected ones. Thus there was not to be a Catholic archbishop of Canterbury. Instead, the Diocese of Westminster was created with its own archbishop.
The ecclesiastical divisions assigned to the new Catholic diocesan bishops in England did not align with the pre-Reformation structure; instead, they were newly erected ones. Consequently, there would be no Catholic archbishop for Canterbury. The Diocese of Westminster was established as its own archdiocese.