That leads in to my next question. In the event that a young person is required to eventually go to court through the process, subsection 486.2(1) of the act is amended—in clause 15—to include the possibility for a witness to ask to be able to testify outside of the courtroom or behind a screen, or whatever the case might be.
How often does this happen, in your experience, and how important is it to be able to have these...? This does break some of the conventions of the court where you're able to face your accuser, and all these kinds of things. How important is this from a victim's perspective, particularly a young person's?