“Insurance covers accidents, unintentional, inconceivable and knowledge of misconduct,” reads the statement. “There is a reason why insurance does not cover this type of behavior, it would reward those who facilitate criminal behavior instead of those who take measures to protect children by abuse. Any attempt from an organization or its representatives, religious or other , to change the guilt of those who tolerated, hid and covered unbridled child sexual abuse for decades, despite having substantial financial resources to compensate for their victims today, it is simply representable. “