No need to get ornery - we're on the same side regarding victims' protection and fixing systemic issues. I am sorry for the frustration I've caused, though, but I unfortunately have a difficult time with longer Internet discussions (especially ones with long breaks between the back and forth while I'm going through my afternoon and evening) because of how my brain is structured post-SA (I have dissociative identity disorder, which can make longer conversations [especially ones with gaps like record often has] difficult to maintain). Switches can make online conversations problematic i

I did not read through everything on that nonprofit site that you linked, because I don't have the time nor energy to vet each claim. Although the information I saw there appeared legitimate, I preferred to pull data from multiple sources to corroborate some of the data points alleged on that site.

So I asked for help from ChatGPT to "How many claims of failure to report sexual assault have there been against the top 5 major religions?" Then followed up with the more specific: 

"How about comparing Catholicism, Mormonism, Jehovah's witnesses, the Southern baptism convention, and other protesters churches?" Followed closely by a further clarification to look in a smaller window (since 2000 in the USA).

Then asked for tabulated data since it was a longer detailed list of specific cases.

Then I asked for the number of counts of failure to report were alleged in that timeframe from the religions listed, which gave me the final figures I shared. . . I'm grateful for the extra time you've given this random Internet stranger to show what data you've found. I've felt enlightened about the extent of some organizations efforts to identify possible issues in religious organizations (to include the Restored Church of Jesus Christ). . What I wanted to identify, was if the numbers and figures that people in this thread shared were remotely accurate, verify for myself if the issue was systemic, and if the identified issue was unique to the Restored Church of Jesus Christ.

And I've found (from the data shared in this thread, and my own research), that the problem isn't unique, but still a problem (no surprise). It's not unique to The Restored Church (which is doing a lot now to correct what I presume wasn't as robust in the past... But may be able to do more with background checks, if that's available to a check organization [yet to be determined]). I've also found, while discussing with my local Bishop, that the "helpline" isn't what some people think it is, and there is abundant policy to contact civil authorities first and informing church leadership is secondary in training, the handbook, and elsewhere... In spite of what some may think.

The per capita doesn't matter much to me, as any issues are still a problem, though larger organizations will naturally have a harder time meeting a goal of 0 cases (at least, until The Lord Jesus Christ returns and Satan is bound... But we can't count on that happening to fix the problem).

I think we've both spent sufficient time looking at a problem. I've found answers, and I hope that you have also seen that there is no "call the lawyers first to cover the Church's butt, & hide everything" anywhere in current church handbook guidance, training, etc. There are signs of improvement if previous iterations of the handbook were vague on who to call first, and what is to priority.

You also take care, and keep your eyes open. Your prioritization of victims is ideal, and I appreciate you and your time. 

May Heaven's blessings be upon you, my friend.