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In forceRights of interested parties
Part 5Inquests into deaths and fires
Division 3Process at inquest
66 Rights of interested parties
(1)
An interested party may make a submission to the coroner specifying who the party considers to be a relevant witness and the coroner may consider that submission and determine whether that witness should be called.
(2)
The Attorney-General may appear or be represented at an inquest, examine or cross-examine witnesses and make submissions.
(3)
An interested party may appear or be represented by an Australian lawyer or, with the permission of the coroner, by any other person, and may examine or cross-examine witnesses and make submissions.
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