Coroners look at and they decide the facts about certain things to do with a person's death, including that a person has actually died, who the person was, when and where the person died, how the person died, and the circumstances around the death. This second amendment means that if a person passes away from what is obviously a natural event and the family agree that this has indeed occurred, then the coroner or the duty coroner can apply a coroner's finding as being unascertained natural causes. This will ensure that the family involved are not stuck in the system unnecessarily waiting for the processing of a finding that was reasonably seen to be from natural causes.