One of the key points gainst adopting the Saskchewan resolution on access was to defend the conciliatory nature of the church government.

I actually no little about the theological underpinnings, other then it's consider better to have a bottom up system, rather then a top down system with Bishops ruling over churchs. I know that one of the reasons for the Protestant reformation was the corruption that was enabled by the top down system.

But what else was involved. I know that there are other systems that mix the two. Why is ours better?