Ensure the standard of proof direction is enough to overcome false accusations

Defendants are supposed to be considered innocent unless they can be PROVED guilty. But this is often not, in reality, what happens. If a complainant makes a false allegation, maintains it during cross-examination, and comes across as more believable (despite lying) than the defendant, that defendant is generally convicted because the jury makes their decision based on whom they choose to believe rather than proof beyond reasonable doubt. Innocent defendants should be protected, not convicted.