When will a defence counsel ask the complainant a few general questions about their sex practices that involve the complainant's personal security or privacy?

These two factors so closely overlap, at least in the context of this case, they meld into one. I address them by adopting the rationale of E.D. Johnson J. in R v. Ian, supra: I find myself in the same position as Spies J. and do not believe permitting defence counsel to ask the complainant a few general questions about their sex practices that involve [as set out before] will significantly impact her right to privacy or her personal security. Since this is a judge alone trial the risk of the invasion of privacy rights is minimal and I will be able to control the extent of the cross-examination without the risks posed by a jury trial. (Square Brackets Comment Inserted) (At para. 81)