A new commission has been established in the United Kingdom under the Victims' Commissioner, with the aim of giving adults who survived sexual abuse and exploitation in childhood a real voice in the decision-making process. The initiative has received financial support from the Home Office in the amount of £1 million. The panel is designed to take into account the experience and views of abuse survivors when developing policies and measures relating to child protection and victim support. The project creators hope that direct participation of those affected will help develop more effective and responsive approaches tailored to their needs in this area. The initiative reflects a broader trend in British public policy — involving people with personal experience in developing solutions that directly affect them. The work of the commission is expected to contribute to improvements in the support and prevention system in the field of child protection from sexual abuse and exploitation.