Some victims said that they wished they had never reported the crime because the outcome for them was not worth the efforts, and some have even complained that they were worse off because they reported the crime. This goes to the heart of the problem that we are getting at right now, that our reporting rates for sexual violence are so incredibly low that we have a justice system that perpetuates that low reporting rate, because people feel further traumatised by the cross-examination process, amongst other parts. They find it dehumanising and demeaning, and so how can we expect our rates of violence reporting to increase while we have a system that does this?