When someone takes legal action under this part of the law, it's treated like a regular civil case. This means that the normal rules that courts use for civil cases will apply. These rules cover how the case is run and what evidence can be used. The level of proof needed is also the same as in other civil cases. You don't need to prove things beyond all doubt, like in criminal cases. Instead, you just need to show that something is more likely to be true than not.