Yes, but I do think the Australian Church has turned the corner for the better, so to speak. It is a wealthy church, heavily lay run (with lots of lay visibility -- the prime minister is a Catholic), with lots of resources (educational and pastoral) and is only 5 and a half million strong (in a rich country of only 22 million people). Other less resourceful churches -- in less resourceful countries -- I worry about more than the Australian church. The Australian bishops have been hit hard by the Commission and I can't imagine them not going forward with its recommendations. Hopefully Australia will go the route of Canada which is doing rather well.