The heart of this legislation is to ensure that we have safe environments in which people can feel they can come forward to make complaints, in order for complainants to feel that they are not retraumatised, and, in essence, to get to the point before they get to a court case to feel comfortable to come forward. Certainly, the feedback from both of those Law Commission reports is that there is an issue with the ability of people being confident to come forward to make complaints about sexual violence—because of concern around what would happen in terms of retraumatisation in a court trial, because of concerns around what might happen in terms of questioning, for example.