Silly,
The issue of secrecy in the church is one of the ways where the bishops and Rome have "won" in all of this.  They have managed to be able to keep records secret, unless absolutely forced to turn them over.  And even then, one must wonder how many were shipped to Rome in a diplomatic pouch, and stored there beyond the reach of any secular law, anywhere.  These kinds of things are not "events," that happened to the church, but current and ongoing policy by the church's leadership to protect themselves, no matter what the cost to the rest of us.  

The worst of it is that the Vatican could change so much with a few strokes of the pen to Canon Law.  

That's why I find this "patting themselves on the back" as they now claim to be a leader in the handling of abuse worldwide to be almost nauseating.

So much change is needed, but so little will to change.  I wonder if perhaps the drop in vocations, and the impact of that on the hierarchy may not be the Spirit's doing to get change...