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In forceJurisdiction of coroners to investigate a death
Part 5Investigation of deaths
21 Jurisdiction of coroners to investigate a death
A coroner has jurisdiction to investigate a death if it appears to the coroner that the death is or may be a reportable death.
Unless the Attorney-General directs otherwise, a coroner need not investigate a death if an investigation or inquest is held in another State or in a Territory.
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