Internal Security Act 1960 s 67

s 67 Power to dispense with death inquiries

67. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in any written law, in any security area —(a) a Coroner may dispense with the holding of a death inquiry on the dead body of any police officer or of any member of the security forces; (b) where the Coroner responsible for holding a death inquiry upon the body of any person is satisfied that such person has been killed in a security area as a result of operations by the police or by the security forces for the purpose of suppressing organised violence, the Coroner may dispense with the holding of a death inquiry on the body of such person.