Campaigner wants to stop victims having to face their attackers every day
Removing sex offenders from schools to prevent them attending alongside their victims.
That's the aim of one of the 19 petitions for redress of grievance submitted as part of this year's Tynwald ceremony.
Leanne Taylor has already spoken to a number of Tynwald members about the issue in a bid to change the law.
She says seeing their attacker every day can have a negative impact on victims:
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