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Here's a useful story: apparently ECUSA and Canada have been censured, and that is the way it will remain until the next conference in 2008:

Anglican council censures Canada, U.S.
Solange De Santis
staff writer
Sep 1, 2005
Lynn Ross	

Nottingham, England:  The Anglican Consultative Council, which 
met June 18-29, voted to censure the Canadian and American 
churches for their more-liberal stand on homosexuality after
 listening to presentations from both churches.

The council, an international group that meets once every 
three years, also decided to allow the 38 primates, or 
national bishops, of the Anglican Communion to join.

The 70-odd members of the council met at the University of 
Nottingham in an auditorium that was physically hot, due to 
wobbly air conditioning and a heat wave, and emotionally 
tense.

Although the council discussed such matters as the Middle 
East and the United Nations' Millen-nium Development Goals, 
public interest focused on sexuality.

On June 22, the council decided to endorse a request from 
Anglican primates that Canada and the United States withdraw
 from the council at least until the 2008 Lambeth 
Conference, suggesting that the two churches "voluntarily 
withdraw" from two important council committees.

http://www.anglicanjournal.com/world/ecusa/013/article/anglican-council-censures-canada-us/