And then what should parents do if they are suspicious? What would the next course of action be?

So there's a course of action in disclosure when it comes to speaking to their child.

And there's a lot of fear because only 48% of parents really know how to speak to their children or really know what red flags are and then can address it with their children in Australia.

And we've got, what, 27, 28 million people.

So on our team in grooming recognition, we have John, who's a disclosure specialist.

He's also a survivor of child sexual abuse himself.

So he's gone on to become a specialist in disclosure.

I'd love you to share that.

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the whole community and the parents and the extended family or, you know, who are guardians around that child, that victim.

And so for nine, 10, 11, till I was about, say, 14 and a half, 15, I thought I w- I had exited that living hell, and I was the only one that was being sexually abused.

And then one day when I was at the piano and my, one of my sisters was at my feet, and there was a whole lot of adults in the room, my younger sister, um, walked out of the kitchen, and she said, "Granddad touched my wee-wee." And I turned so fast.

My mother stood up and was like...

My grandmother said, "Oh, sit down.

He told you?