I must stress that this bill is just the first step to improve the legislative framework for the coronial system. It is also part of a wider work going on to improve the coronial system; this includes appointing clinical advisers to assist coroners, and a project to better integrate tikanga Māori into coronial processes. More must be done and will be done to improve access to justice for families and whānau. That is why I am committed to a wider, longer-term review of the Coroners Act and the coronial system. The scope and timing of this review are still to be determined by myself and the Minister of Justice, but it is my expectation that it will involve engagement with a broad range of interested parties. Families and whānau will be at the heart of the engagement. Because changes resulting from this review could take some time to progress, this bill presents an opportunity to make some targeted changes relatively quickly. Any changes that we can make now, however small, will benefit grieving families and whānau.