Revoking Charter rights
On the page containing links to the Love Charter and the Amendments documents there is this statement in the introduction:

"There have been a number of significant additions and changes made to The Family's governing charter over the years, as it provided that any of the rights could be revoked at any time by Karen Zerby and Steven Kelly, and more responsibilities could be added."

The use of the word "provided" instead of "provides" suggests that the ability of Zerby and Kelly to revoke any of the rights at any time no longer exists. The use of the past tense suggests that the Charter did contain a provision that allowed Zerby & Kelly to revoke any right, but that it no longer contains such a provision.

I've looked through the Charter and the Amendments trying to find a clause that gives that power of revocation but can't find it. However, it seems to me that even if no such clause exists that spells out that right of revocation, Zerby and Kelly still retain that power. Since they claim that they hear directly from God through their Jesus and their dead prophet, that would give them the ability to override or revoke any clause in the Charter and to make any changes to TF that they wanted to. All they have to do is claim that it is God's will as revealed to them directly and then what good will the Charter do?

In my opinion, the Charter isn't worth the paper it is written on, especially since the Preface to the Charter makes it very clear that "The rule that should be emphasized above all is the Law Of Love. We should strive to make it the cardinal rule by which we all abide when exercising our rights, when fulfilling our responsibilities and when obeying the rules." I think we all know where the Law of Love leads to.