 While all the members of the "beth din" would unquestionably be Orthodox "poskim", there was discussion as to the possibility of the Leiberman clause being amended by Soloveitchik in order to make it more acceptable to the Orthodox, so as to facilitate its being included in Orthodox "ketubahs".However, the "beth din" was never formed, and the Orthodox movement never acted to include the clause; all Orthodox rabbis seem to have united in their rejection of the clause as a violation of Jewish law.As a result, it has only been used for wedding documents and ceremonies in some (but not all) non-Orthodox denominations of Judaism.