Originally there was to have been a consultation on a bill of rights for victims, which included rules on cross examining rape and domestic violence victims in court.
It has transpired the consultation never even started.
www.theguardian.com/society/2018/mar/04/ministers-failing-protect-women-abuse-victims-promised-legal-bill
“While the government dithers and makes excuses, women are being abused by repeat offenders who should be on a register, victims are being cross-examined in court by their own stalkers, and rape victims are facing the torment of their own sexual history being used as evidence against their credibility,” said Liz Saville Roberts, a Plaid Cymru MP and the party’s justice spokesperson. “The government needs to remember its priorities and bring forward its delayed legislation as a matter of urgency.”