The coroners have struggled to keep pace with the number of cases being accepted into the coronial jurisdiction, which has resulted in an increasing active caseload and an increase in the average time taken to undertake coronial investigations. One of the important things that the coroner's court provides to people is certainty. That certainty is required so that a firm conclusion can be drawn and people can come to an understanding of what led to that unfortunate loss of an individual. People can process that and, effectively, it gives people an opportunity to move on once that process has been completed. So it is actually quite a significant issue that the coroner's court has been under significant pressure with increasing caseload and has taken longer to conclude these coronial investigations. 