I am not certain about the need for specific clarification so much as general clarification.  Rome must explain to us what the Pope is saying, especially since so often he is not speaking any language we can understand, not to mention what he says is so often only conveyed to us as quotes, unlike the words of his predecessors which were delivered directly to us in utter crystal clarity.  But naturally, once Rome has clarified, all spin is removed, the media eliminated from the context, we can then undoubtedly assess what we understand, and then, whether we understand or not, the bishops can tell us what to believe, as only they are authorized to tell us what to think, being chosen for that role by the Holy Spirit Himself, whatever the Pope might be saying, rephrasing or contradicting.