This final chapter brings together the main conclusions from the evaluation of the Parish Hall Enquiry System as it currently functions in Jersey. In particular, we summarise what this evaluation reveals about the nature and functioning of the Parish Hall Enquiry in context. Two contexts are particularly important. One concerns international research on community justice, in relation to which information about the Parish Hall Enquiry represents a unique addition. The other concerns the criminal justice system of Jersey itself, which is currently subject to review and reforms. This chapter includes a discussion of community values and justice; notions of crime and punishment; conceptions of justice; effectiveness in context; the potential impact of social change, and the future and potential of the Parish Hall Enquiry to continue in its role as contributor to social order and community cohesion in Jersey.