 Gonthier J, writing for a unanimous Court, upheld the "Criminal Code" provisions.He found that requiring the complainant to testify would be unnecessarily invasive and would discourage victims from reporting such incidents.Gonthier also found that Darrach's right to avoid self-incrimination was not infringed by the requirement for him to testify regarding his "voir dire" affidavit, because the accused made the voluntary decision to have the "voir dire" carried out.