I don't know (can't care less either).
Hello scratchme.
I agree with the rest of what you said, but that first sentence is an unusual response.
I care what instructions that elders are being given, as to how to handle sexual abuse cases.
I suspect these might not be the only changes. Also, unless this can be verified by someone who has been to the school,there may be some inaccuracy. You never know. (Not that I am suggesting I don't believe it, it is covering them legally, as Scratchme said. Which is typical behaviour for this Org. There is nothing there to show concern for the victim..)
I hope that you have never been through a 'elders inquisition' after an attack, or that it has happened a member of your family, but I know how stressful they can be. Putting a form in front of someone to sign after they have been discussing such painful and traumatic things, in order to cover themselves from being sued, is rather callous in my view.
In my view, how these cases are going to be handled is important.
How victims are treated is important.
I want to know if this will be a Worldwide practice. Then we can start to get the word out there..
I wonder what the ARC would think of this?