I think the point is that this is a particularly fraught area of discussion, and that the "best" approach may not be the one which is legally enshrined, because

I think the point is that this is a particularly fraught area of discussion, and that the "best" approach may not be the one which is legally enshrined, because the legally enshrined approach is severely flawed in its ability to actually address sexual assault. Whether that means we should treat allegations as proof is a related but -- I think -- separate question.