NGCOBO J which gives the parties and amici leave to approach the High Court, with leave to raise further issues with the High Court should this be necessary. I believe that the order made in this Court is an appropriate remedy to address the threat to the rights of child complainants in sexual offence cases. Conclusion [208] In the result, I conclude that— (a) the orders of invalidity made by the High Court in Pretoria should not be confirmed; (b) the further declaratory, mandatory and supervisory orders made by the High Court in Pretoria should be set aside; and (c) an order should be issued calling upon the Director-General for the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development to provide the information set out in paragraph 206 above. A period of 90 days should be sufficient to enable the Director-General to assemble and provide this information. The National Director of Public Prosecutions and the amici should be afforded the opportunity to comment on the information. Order [209] In the event, the following order is made: 104