Thirdly, the bill will enable coroners to issue written findings stating the cause of death only, and not the circumstances of death, if the coroner considers that there is no public interest in making findings as to the broader circumstances in which the death occurred. To clarify, the cause of death is how someone died, whereas the circumstances are the broader context in which the death took place. This amendment will allow certain cases to be concluded more quickly, ensuring families and whānau receive a coroner's findings sooner and freeing up coroners to spend more time on more complex cases.