15 [special] p2 has an example saying "A program may explicitly call, take the address of, or form a pointer to member to an implicitly-declared special member function."

Is that right? Can you "take the address" of a member? I thought you could only "form a pointer to member" to it. [expr.unary.op] is quite careful to avoid talking about addresses when forming pointers to members

Secondly, 7.13 [conv.fctptr] says "the result points to the member function" ... should it be "refers to" or "designates" not "points to"?