A "New York Times" article published on 1 July 2010 said that the 1962 instruction was a restatement of that of 1922, giving the Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office authority to prosecute clergy accused of sexual abuse. According to Canon law expert Nicholas P. Cafardi, the CDF itself didn't know it had this power under Ratzinger, until 2001. "From what can be deduced from published reports, there seems to have been a power struggle going on between Cardinal Dario Castrillon Hoyos, prefect of the Congregation for the Clergy and Ratzinger at the CDF over which congregation had competency in the matter of clergy who had sexually abused minors." At a meeting in Rome in 2000, Archbishop of Adelaide, Philip Wilson, drew Vatican officials’ attention to the long forgotten "Crimen sollicitationis" which gave CDF jurisdiction. Pope John Paul II subsequently issued "Sacramentorum Sanctitatis Tutela" directing that all cases of sexual abuse by priests be handled by the CDF.