Apparently the GC is going to wait until the session in 2015 to decide the fate of the SECC and others who have rebelled. This makes sense. While we may desire to see swift justice against the rebellion, we also must do things decently and in order. I do not expect that the world church will vote to accept the ordination of women to the ministry, but Wilson may be wise in waiting for the 2015 decision. That is what he has been asking those who wish to ordain women to do. If he were to take retributive action prior to that time, he could be accused of violating his own principles.
True, the church did vote not to approve ordination of women at the last session, but the study groups on the theology of ordination were also established at that time to decide this matter definitively. To act against these rebellious groups before the decision is given could lessen the credibility of the GC in the eyes of those who are straddling the fence on this issue. If the GC does everything above board and follows its own direction, it may sway some of those who haven't made up their minds to follow the correct path.
I am one of those that would love to see quick and appropriate justice. But God may be allowing these rebellious groups time for repentance or to "make their cup full." God is in control!
LtV