This bill enables complainants to say how they would like to give evidence. It requires complainants' and propensity witnesses' evidence to be recorded so it can be used if there's a mistrial, requires the sexual history of the defendant to meet the same threshold as the sexual history of other people. The threshold is relevance, and it requires judges to intervene if they believe questioning is inappropriate, misleading, or needlessly repetitive. It supports judicial directions on rape myths and allows victim impact statements to be given in alternative ways and to clear the court. 