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CORONERS COURT RULES 2019 (SR NO 97 OF 2019)
TABLE OF PROVISIONS
ORDER 1—PRELIMINARY
PART 1--GENERAL
1. Object and title
2. Authorising provisions
3. Commencement
4. Revocations
5. Definitions
6. Application
PART 2--MISCELLANEOUS
7. Act by corporation
8. Seal of the Coroners Court
9. Effect of non-compliance
10. Dispensing with compliance
ORDER 2—TIME AND DOCUMENTS
11. Calculating time
12. Extension and abridgement
13. Fixing time
14. Time for service
15. Filing of documents
16. Inappropriate documents
ORDER 3—SERVICE
17. When personal service is necessary
18. Summons must be served personally
19. How personal service is effected
20. Service on particular persons
21. How ordinary service effected
22. Substituted service
23. Service of document by the Coroners Court
24. Affidavit of service
ORDER 4—REPORTING OF DEATHS
25. Obligation to report deaths
26. Obligation of registered medical practitioner to report death
ORDER 5—INVESTIGATION OF DEATHS AND FIRES
PART 1--INVESTIGATION OF DEATHS
27. Determination by coroner that reported death not a reportable death
28. Certain reportable deaths do not require investigation
29. Reviewable deaths may be referred to the Institute
30. State Coroner may investigate a reviewable death without referring the reviewable death to the Institute
31. Determination by State Coroner that death not a reviewable death
32. Providing relevant persons with coronial process information
33. Preliminary examinations
34. Identification direction
35. Identification procedure
36. Direction for autopsy
37. Autopsy report
38. Objections to autopsy
39. Request for an autopsy
40. Removal of tissue and preserving material
41. Senior next of kin to be advised of removal of tissue direction
PART 2--INVESTIGATION OF FIRES
42. Requests for an investigation into a fire
PART 3--ASSISTANCE TO CORONER IN INVESTIGATIONS
43. Person who made report of death to assist
44. Registered medical practitioner to assist
45. Person who asks for investigation of fire to assist
PART 4--POWERS RELATING TO INVESTIGATION
46. Authorising entry, search, inspection and possession
47. Application for exhumation
48. Suggestions regarding a proposed exhumation
49. Authorisation of exhumation
PART 5--GENERAL
50. Release of body
51. Application to coroner for release of body
ORDER 6—INQUESTS INTO DEATHS AND FIRES
52. Requests for an inquest
53. Decision regarding whether inquest to be held
54. Publication of the details of an inquest
55. Closed court orders
56. Interested party
57. Privilege in respect of self-incrimination
58. Warrants for arrest
ORDER 7—SEIZURE
59. Storage of seized, taken or received things or samples
60. Access to seized, taken or received things or samples
61. Seized, taken or received things or samples no longer required to be held
62. Release of seized, taken or received things or samples
ORDER 8—FINDINGS, RECOMMENDATIONS AND REFERRALS
63. Findings of coroner investigating a death
64. Findings of coroner investigating a fire
65. Findings not required if inquest not held or discontinued
66. Proceeding suppression order
67. Reports and recommendations
68. Publication of findings and reports
69. Publication of determination, ruling or order
70. Re-opening of an investigation or setting aside a finding
ORDER 9—REGISTRARS
71. Functions of registrars
ORDER 10—ALLOWANCES AND REIMBURSEMENT OF EXPENSES
72. Attendance expenses for expert witnesses
73. Allowances and expenses of witnesses other than expert witnesses
74. Meals
75. Accommodation
76. Travelling
77. Evidence of expenses etc. to be produced
ORDER 11—ACCESS TO DOCUMENTS
78. Access to documents
ENDNOTES
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