"It was an honourable, honest attempt to tackle a problem."

Agreed Jim.
And it found that of 56 convicted perpetrators revealed by the survey, 53 were BPs.
That was their finding, with the caveat that it did not prove the problem was widespread.
Straw, Cryer, Shafiq, Ahmed, Allibhai-Brown, Hillary Wilmer and senior police officers all said, from their own knowledge and experience, that it was widespread (deny that?) and had been for years.

The link with culture was not made by me, but by Straw, Cryer, Shafiq, Ahmed, and Allibhai-Brown who all have knowledge of it or are actually part of it.
I admit to having been convinced by it, whereas your position seems to be that it can't be true.
It just can't!

The ludicrous Lox keeps asking me to prove I am not a paedophile myself.
I am calm enough now to reply that I am a full time teacher and have been for nearly 40 years.
That is not an entry qualification to my profession, obnoxious Lox.