Okay, so we've talked about educating the coaches and we've talked about addressing these issues, but obviously it's still failing.
Basically, the impression I got from Mr. Moss, which is very disappointing, is the fact that if it was his child maybe he'd take it more seriously, but we need to stop it. We need to stop it now. We can't wait another year, or two years, or three years, because it's impacting these young adults—and young children—and it's going to carry on with them. It's going to create mental health issues.
How do we stop it? Do we put in cameras? Are we allowed? I'm not a lawyer. I'm not going to sit here and pretend I'm a lawyer, but is that a mechanism that we need to protect the innocence of victims?