I think that this bill goes some ways to resolving many of those things, with the four amendments. It's establishing the new position of the coronial associate. As the previous Speaker has said, it's enabled a cause of death to be recorded as unascertained natural causes. Really importantly, I think, it gives the coroner the sole discretion to decide whether an inquest is needed or a chambers hearing—and that certainly would seem to circumvent that traumatic process for many families, where there is no need to take them through that inquest process—and, of course, it enables coroners to issue written findings about the cause of death rather than the circumstances. 