# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_2007_S159 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION licity given to the appeal, nor an effort to circularize the Synod on a pending appeal. (de) The panel shall after reviewing the published material declare, within 45 days following the expiry of the 14-day response period provided in 3.9.3.2.2(c), whether the doctrinal review certification is affirmed or revoked based on whether the published material is in agreement with the Scriptures and the Lutheran Confessions. (1) that the doctrinal review certification of the published material is affirmed because the item is in agreement with Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions; or (2) that the doctrinal review certification of the published material is revoked because the item is not in agreement with Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions. (ef) If the panel revokes the doctrinal review certification, it must identify the part(s) of the item in need of clarification, amplification, and/or deletion 159 in order to bring it into agreement with Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions, and withdraw the publication until such agreement is reached. (fg) The panel will appoint one of its members to be the doctrinal reviewer for the recycling of the revised material to assure the item’s agreement with Scripture and the Lutheran Confessions if republished. Action: Adopted (10) (As discussion began, an amendment to add to Bylaw 1.9.1.1 (b) the words Each page of the document shall be prominently marked “not doctrinally reviewed” was not adopted, as also was an amendment to delete from the first sentence of Bylaw 1.9.1.l (b) the words or immediately following the title page and replace them with the cover and title page in print not smaller than fourteen-point type. A motion to divide the question was ruled a substitute motion, which the assembly declined to consider. The resolution was adopted as presented by the committee [Yes: 761; No: 119].) 2007 Convention Proceedings