43 Coroners regulations
Coroners and Justice Act 2009 (2009 c 25) | Legislation

Chapter 7
Supplementary

Regulations and rules

43  Coroners regulations

(1)     The Lord Chancellor may make regulations—

(a)     for regulating the practice and procedure at or in connection with investigations under this Part (other than the practice and procedure at or in connection with inquests);

(b)     for regulating the practice and procedure at or in connection with examinations under section 14;

(c)     for regulating the practice and procedure at or in connection with exhumations under paragraph 6 of Schedule 5.

Regulations under this section are referred to in this Part as “Coroners regulations”.

(2)     Coroners regulations may be made only if—

(a)

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