The third amendment will allow coroners to hold inquiries solely in chambers, where it is appropriate. Currently, a coroner can order an inquiry be held which will investigate unexplained violence or suspicious circumstances to a person's death. The inquiry becomes an inquest when a coroner's court hearing is established in order to hear evidence from witnesses and for the consideration of information and evidence that has been provided. The coroner, in this respect, will still need to notify interested parties and will have to consider the abused when making their decision. If an inquiry can be held in chambers, this should again speed up the process, benefiting the grieving family while still allowing them the chance to communicate with the coroner.