In doing so, I propose to quote pretty extensively from the Scottish Law Commission report number 218, which we all have available to us.In particular, I want to highlight the issues that are raised by what the Scottish Law Commission describes as the third application under English law, namely the case of Regina v Andrews of 2008. For those who may not recall the details, let me quote:“In R v Andrews, the respondent had been acquitted of indecently assaulting and then raping SN, a girl of 15 who assisted at a summer camp run by his company.