At this mornings business session there were several heated moments while discussing changes to the church manual. The controversy surrounded the change in the section of licensed ministers - changing the wording to licensed pastors. This was seen by some as a move to be more gender inclusive. There were apparently several motions on the floor but the motion that was voted on was to send the proposed changes back to the Church Manual committee. Several NAD delegates insisted that parliamentary procedure was not followed, but the parliamentarian said that it was. This debate was heightened due to the upcoming debate on WO.
Also there was a motion from the floor during the discussion regarding church discipline in relation to the 7th commandment. The motion was to allow those in a monogomous relationship to live together before marriage. Fortunately this was overwhelmingly voted down. The motion was from a delegate from the TED.
(I am not at GC but am following some of the reports on Twitter and Facebook.)