Until now, the periodicity has been five years, but it has changed to four years of physical violence: any non-accidental act involving the deliberate use of force, such as slaps, beatings, beatings, stabbings, wounds, fractures or burns, which cause or may cause injury, damage or pain to the body. Sexual violence: any sexual act, attempt to consummate a sexual act, unwanted sexual comments or advances, or actions to commercialize or otherwise use the sexuality of a person by coercion by another person, regardless of his/her relationship with the victim, in any area, including the home and workplace. Coercion may include: or Use of varying degrees of force. or Psychological Intimidation. or Extortion. or Threats (e.g. of physical harm or failure to obtain a job or qualification, etc.). or Sexual violence may also occur if the person is unable to give his/her consent, e.g. when he/she is drunk, under the effects of a numb, asleep or mentally disabled person. Sexual violence includes assault and sexual abuse.