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Coroners Act 2010 s 11

s 11 Police officer to report to Coroner

11. —(1) After a police officer has started investigations into a death, he or she must, as soon as reasonably practicable, inform a Coroner of the death and any particulars concerning the cause of death which have come to the police officer’s knowledge. (2) The police officer investigating into the cause of death must — ( a ) from time to time, furnish the Coroner with any further particulars concerning the death that may subsequently come to the police officer’s knowledge, together with the name of any person who has been arrested and charged in connection with the death; and ( b ) comply with any directions that the Coroner may give concerning the investigation. —(1) After a police officer has started investigations into a death, he or she must, as soon as reasonably practicable, inform a Coroner of the death and any particulars concerning the cause of death which have come to the police officer’s knowledge. (2) The police officer investigating into the cause of death must — ( a ) from time to time, furnish the Coroner with any further particulars concerning the death that may subsequently come to the police officer’s knowledge, together with the name of any person who has been arrested and charged in connection with the death; and ( b ) comply with any directions that the Coroner may give concerning the investigation.

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