2. RECALLED that the Lambeth Conference 1998 Resolution 1.10 on Human Sexuality expresses the mind of the Communion, as further endorsed in the Statement of the Primates\u2019 Meeting (Lambeth, 15-16 October 2003) \u201cas having moral force and commanding the respect of the Communion as its present position on these issues.\u201d\u009d The Diocese of New Westminster, Canada (DNWC) authorized the Public Rite of Blessing for those in same sex relationship (May 2003) and the 74th General Convention of ECUSA confirmed the election of a priest in active same-sex relationship to the episcopate (May 2003), clearly against the letter and spirit of the abovesaid Resolution. Of particular grief was TEC\u2019s decision to proceed with the consecration of Gene Robinson (Nov 2003) notwithstanding the unanimous agreement and plea of the Primates (Oct 2003) that if they go ahead with the decision, \u201cthe future of the Communion itself will be put in jeopardy\u201d\u009d and that it will \u201ctear the fabric of our Communion at its deepest level.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n
3. NOTED TEC\u2019s and DNWC\u2019s further failure to adequately adhere or respond to the call for repentance by The Windsor Report (2004), the Communique of the Primates\u2019 Meeting at Dromantine (Feb 2005) and in particular the various requirements in the most recent Communiqu\u00c3\u00a9 of the Primates\u2019 Meeting at Dar es Salam, Tanzania (Feb 2007) i.e. that TEC to unequivocally comply with moratoria on the consecration of persons in same-sex unions and on authorising any Rite of Blessing for same-sex unions, to cease all legal action against those who feel unable to accept the direct ministry of their bishop or Presiding Bishop, and that TEC make provision for a Primatial Pastoral Council and Pastoral Scheme for pastoral care;<\/p>\n