My sense, Monica, is that clerical sexual abuse in the Catholic Church at least in this country (Australia) has been reduced to almost negligible levels as a result of all the negative publicity and the Royal Commission. The evidence seems to be though that it is still a major problem in families and, as Cahill and Wilkinson argue, the experience in countries like Australia and North America does not reflect on what is going on in third world nations where the Church still runs huge numbers of orphanages and the cultural ethos is far different. The big sleeper, it has been pointed out by Cahill and Wilkinson amongst others, is adult sexual abuse and inappropriate power relationship abuses. Des Cahill in a recent radio interview here suggests that child sexual abuse may well re-emerge in the future in the institutional Church if the lessons are not heeded from our recent history.