Reports and recommendations
72 Reports and recommendations
A coroner may report to the Attorney-General on a death or fire which the coroner has investigated.
A coroner may make recommendations to any Minister, public statutory authority or entity on any matter connected with a death or fire which the coroner has investigated, including recommendations relating to public health and safety or the administration of justice.
If a public statutory authority or entity receives recommendations made by the coroner under subsection (2), the public statutory authority or entity must provide a written response, not later than 3 months after the date of receipt of the recommendations, in accordance with subsection (4).
A written response to the coroner by a public statutory authority or entity must specify a statement of action (if any) that has, is or will be taken in relation to the recommendations made by the coroner.
The coroner must—
publish the response of a public authority or entity on the Internet; and
provide a copy of the response to any person—
who has advised the principal registrar that they have an interest in the subject of the recommendations; and
who the principal registrar considers to have a sufficient interest in the subject of the recommendations.
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