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The rationale for the changes was that extremely few (8%) alleged sexual assaults resulted in charges being laid. That information was based on data compiled by the NSW Law Reform Commission in 2020.
The data was shocking and was the reason many 'Liberal' members voted for the change.
However, to some followers of the issue, the numbers used to justify the change seemed odd. So they started to look into the data behind the numbers and finally came to realise that the data was badly skewed. Finally, after great effort the Commission issued a correction.
To get an idea of how badly skewed, here are a few of the changes admitted to...the first number is the original, the second the change....
Incidents recorded by NSW Police - 14,994, 4,883.
Number of finalised charges - 1,207, 2,658.
So the percentage of reports that resulted in charges went from 8% to 54%. Its difficult to see how that error could be anything by deliberate. No explanation has been offered.
But worse part is that, even though it was known by mid-2020 and acknowledged that the original numbers were wrong, the Commission delayed releasing the corrected numbers until AFTER the legislation was passed. Indeed two weeks after it was passed.
The legislation was based on false data. They knew it was false data but delayed releasing the correct data which almost certainly would have changed many minds. The legislation is now in place and won't be rescinded. Innocent males will end up in gaol.