The bill also makes three other amendments to the Coroners Act which I will briefly outline. Firstly, the bill clarifies that coroners can record a cause of death as unascertained natural causes, if the coroner considers that the death is from natural causes and no further investigation is required. This amendment largely reflects current practice and will, where appropriate, enable families and whānau to receive a coroner's findings sooner, potentially within 48 hours after the death.