Yes, "...every reform can have unintended consequences."  Yet is it really all about reforming a Rome that refuses to reform, one that stands long and hard on its ability to resist reform?  Isn't that the charism of Roman Rite Catholicism?  

RCC will spring back to to its fundamentalist core after Pope Francis leaves the throne...because Roman Rite Catholicism is about knowing all the answers and providing the security that fearful people need in a risky paradigmatic global cultural shift. 

So why do we keep trying to get Roman Catholicism to change? 
Might that reform have unintended consequences for both the Roman Rite and the Church at large?  

Presently, under Pope Francis, Vatican II lies in the nebulous world of attitudes and behaviors as opposed to the fearsome world of re-worked theology/doctrine.  New modes of governance and liturgy/spirituality will follow re-worked theology in a Vatican II Rite in union with Rome.  Google Rite Beyond Rome.