Subject: Re: "A bishop's remark, not parents' grief, opens old wounds" Editorial, The Age.

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Subject: Re: "A bishop's remark, not parents' grief, opens old wounds" Editorial, The Age.

Posted on: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:59:21 +1000

On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 04:28:14 +0000, David Moss wrote:

> My solution to the former is simple: make it an offence not to report a
> complaint about .ual misconduct to the police within 24 yours of
> recieving it. Make the person who fails to pass on the information an
> accessory after the fact to the crime itself AND a new crime of
> conspiracy to conceal .ual misconduct.

Yawn.they have already tried that. Why do you think Docs is
overloaded? All those "covering my arse" reports that people have to
make.

M

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