I have one other small question on confidentiality.
If I understand, you want the right to do your investigation in confidence, if and when needed, and hold witnesses to confidentiality.
Let's say in a situation the person has a spurious accusation, it's not right at all, and you do your investigation and it's completely fabricated, but there's an old saying that “Where there's smoke, there's fire”, or someone is throwing mud on someone. After your investigation that has found the person who was accused completely innocent, why would the accuser then be allowed to go and have non-confidentiality post-investigation? If I understand that to be what you're saying, why would we not extend that to say, if someone has been found not guilty of something, there's no need for the public or anybody else to smear that person?