Loren,

I think the incompleteness and impractical nature of the document will spell it's doom. As Gary Patterson's article details, the G.C. Executive Committee does not have the authority to press the matter because they would be acting in violation of established policy and taking an unauthorized enforcement action because the Union that was the target of their actions would not be violating any of the Fundamental Beliefs.  So all a Union's leadership must do is respond with a polite "No" to make them go away. If the G.C. leadership persists, it will be obvious they are acting without basis in working policy or doctrine so they may be stirring-up a far larger revolt than they have imagined come the next G.C. session.