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Changing the UART clock for idle mode

I am using  the TI Bluetooth stack with PAN1326B module. We are not using the Bluetooth Low Energy (LE)  and the Deep Sleep mode associated with LE.  We would like to implement a mode called IDLE when the Bluetooth is still active but working at a lower clock. We also will reduce the clock frequency all host MCU clocks to reduce power.  I have couple of questions:

1. How can I ensure that changing the MCU clock will not cause an error in Bluetooth operation.

2. Can I suspend the  UART without going to Deep Sleep mode without breaking the synchronization between the host and the base band.  

3. Is the command HCITR_COMSuspend(unsigned int HCITransportID) only works with LE .