Football's governing body in Scotland met with police to discuss it's response to child sex abuse scandal

The transcript discusses the issue of historical child abuse in Scottish football, highlighting the lack of an inquiry by the Scottish Football Association (SFA) compared to the English FA's proactive approach. It contrasts the responses of Scotland and England, noting criticism from survivor groups. The SFA is open to an inquiry but requires clear terms. The impact on clubs and the importance of victims coming forward are emphasized. The transcript concludes with a meeting between the SFA and police to address confidence restoration.

What do survivor groups criticize about the current situation regarding child abuse in Scottish football?

What steps are suggested for encouraging victims to come forward?