34 In M v The State of Western Australia [2006] WASCA 256, the appellant pleaded guilty to 15 counts of sexual penetration of a de facto child under 16 years, seven counts of indecent dealing with a de facto child under 16 years and three counts of procuring a de facto child under 16 years to engage in sexual behaviour. Those counts were representative of a course of offending occurring approximately every second night over a period of two months. At the time of the offending the appellant was 37 years of age and the complainant was 12 years. The conduct included requiring the complainant to rub his penis, applying baby oil to her vagina, procuring her to rub her vaginal area with a vibrator which he had switched on, and taking another vibrator and inserting it into his own anus. He then masturbated in front of the complainant until he ejaculated. All of that conduct occurred on one occasion. Other counts concerned other occasions involving digital penetration by the appellant of the complainant's vagina, requiring her to digitally penetrate her own vagina, requiring the complainant to penetrate her own vagina with the vibrator, and penetrating the complainant's vagina and anus with either the vibrator or his penis on different occasions. There was also one count each of cunnilingus and fellatio. On some occasions, the appellant engaged in only one of the various acts but on other occasions engaged in a variety of sexual acts within a relatively short space of time. On a number of occasions, the complainant complained of pain. On one of the occasions, the appellant also showed the complainant an R-rated pornographic video. The appellant had been sexually abused as a child. The appellant recognised his offending and had demonstrated remorse. The court dismissed an appeal against a sentence of a total effective term of imprisonment of 10 years, a sentence which it described as 'severe'.