The report discusses the laws, policies, or practices that may prevent the covering up of child sex abuse in the future. The Child Sex Abuse (Justice for Survivors) Act 2016 and the Consequences for Cover Ups Act 2016 are valid constitutionally but need modifications. The Acts aim to ensure serious consequences for institutions that cover up child sex abuse, provide justice to survivors, and address the national crisis. A fine not exceeding $1 million can be imposed on the institution, and its license to operate may be canceled. The Supreme Court is responsible for determining the truth of allegations. The report also recommends extending the punishment for authoritative persons covering up incidents and elaborating on the disclosure of confidential information.