Perhaps you need to take into consideration that the tragic issue of child sexual abuse in the RCC (that includes concern for the victims past present and future, for the perpetrators, their families and the community, and prevention) was never the real or primary concern of SNAP and NCR and the rest of the crew. 

If it had been, they would have recognized and celebrated the tremendous progress that has been made in terms of present prevalence and safety of children. There was never ever any recognition of this, while as it is shown by the current report, the RCC should be acknowledged and congratulated as one of the safest institution for children nationwide. But neither SNAP or NCR could produce one single public statement objectively acknowledging the successes. 

The reason for this is that it was not in their interest, as they were busy using the tragedy of these crimes to promote and support their partisan-political interests in terms of forcing structural change in the RCC.