Evidemment qu'une telle commission devrait concerner, comme en Australie, toutes les institutions, cf. ci-dessous la lettre de mission de cette commission qui a rendu son rapport final en décembre 2017 après cinq ans d'enquêtes.

Mais comme l'exemple australien le montre, la comparaison entre les différentes institutions n'a malheureusement pas tourné à l'avantage des institutions catholiques.

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NOW THEREFORE We do, by these Our Letters Patent issued in Our name by Our Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia on the advice of the Federal Executive Council and under the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Australia, the Royal Commissions Act 1902 and every other enabling power, appoint you to be a Commission of inquiry, and require and authorise you, to inquire into institutional responses to allegations and incidents of child sexual abuse and related matters, and in particular, without limiting the scope of your inquiry,

institution means any public or private body, agency, association, club, institution, organisation or other entity or group of entities of any kind (whether incorporated or unincorporated), and however described, and:
i.includes, for example, an entity or group of entities (including an entity or group of entities that no longer exists) that provides, or has at any time provided, activities, facilities, programs or services of any kind that provide the means through which adults have contact with children, including through their families; and
ii.does not include the family.P>

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