Apparently there was none.And you're right, it should have been dealt with at the parish level, however, his parish obviously just thought what he was doing was fine and dandy.
Correct me if I misunderstand your meaning about churches looking the other way and not stamping it out at the local level, but the thing with the Episcopal church is that there is an hierarchy of authority. For example, our parish in Colorado, where I lived when this problem first started rising to the surface, DID condemn it at a local level and no individual aspiring to the priesthood as a homosexual was supported. I did know of one who moved away as a result to seek support in another state. The point is, that although our own parish, and at that time, our diocese, stood very firmly against the ordination of homosexuals, we had no authority to chastise those of a parish in another diocese. Only by being approved at the national level did the issue become everybody's problem, at least insofar as the church hierarchy is concerned. Before that, our only valid role was to pray for them.