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A key speech is expected tomorrow by Monsignor Charles Scicluna, the Vatican's chief prosecutor.
He is expected to outline how the church will in future attempt to prevent the abuse of children, and what support and reporting standards will apply.
By May next year, each of the church's national bishops' conferences will be expected to apply their own guidelines.
However, it is not yet clear how they will be enforced and what sanctions will apply to bishops or priests who do not apply the rules.
The Vatican has said a broader approach to the crisis was needed, beyond simply applying or tightening canon law.
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