The second area that it will help with is it will help ensure the public interest in the proper and timely understanding of the causes and the circumstances of deaths. So if understanding the underlying reason could benefit the wider public, it's important that's in place. As we heard from the Minister already tonight, the system is under pressure. Since 2014, coroners have struggled to keep pace with the number of cases being accepted into the coronial jurisdiction, and this has resulted in increasing active caseloads and also the amount of time that each case is taking to process. In addition to this, the increasing length of time that grieving families are waiting to receive the findings is causing distress. The increasing workload is also placing pressure on those officers in place and others working in the coronial system. 