 The "Coetus Internationalis Patrum" did, however, manage to get the preliminary vote (with suggestions for modifications) on the document put off until the fourth session of the council, but were unable to prevent the adoption, on 7 December 1965, of the final text of the declaration "Dignitatis humanae" by the overwhelming majority of the council.The expressed view of some that this overwhelming majority was only due to intense lobbying by the reformist wing of Council Fathers among those prelates who initially had reservations or even objections, however, is not accepted by all observers.Lefebvre was one of those who voted against the declaration, but he was one of those who added their signature to the document, after that of the Pope, though not all present did sign.