The victims wear it a lot more than the perpetrators. Quite often the perpetrators are allowed to continue their careers unhindered, whereas the victims just can't. It's led to many victims not coming forward.
Being on a ship, we have unit disciplinary investigations that happen. That goes to our senior NCMs, so our chiefs are the ones who run that. But our chiefs are not necessarily professional police officers. They don't have a career in that sort of training, so relying on them to collect and preserve evidence that would be admissible to a court of law is, I think, an unfair burden, and it depends on who you get and what level, how much—