Just a sec, Andy:
My entire time in this thread was scrutinizing the claims of RV, at least, that was the focus of most of my questions:
RV has been accepting claims, mentioned in the paper you linked, showing how barely 2 percent have reported them (I assume to the police).
If we are going to hold jws to the standard of reporting them, RV are to be held to the same standard, especially seeing how they are paying legal counsel who should advise them to do so.
If we are going to define not reporting allegations to police as “covering up” abuse, then it’s logically consistent to say RV is “covering up” false claims if they aren’t immediately letting qualified persons deal with them.