The Medical Certificate of Cause of Death Regulations 2024
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11 Confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate to be given to registrar
(1) The appropriate medical examiner must, without unreasonable delay after confirming the cause of death under regulation 9(2), notify a registrar that the cause of death has been confirmed by giving the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate to the registrar. (2) After complying with the duty in paragraph (1), the appropriate medical examiner must, without unreasonable delay, take reasonable steps to ensure that a person mentioned in regulation 8(1)(a) is aware that the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate has been given to the registrar in accordance with paragraph (1). (3) In these Regulations, “confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate” means an attending practitioner’s certificate in respect of which the cause of death has been confirmed by a medical examiner in accordance with regulation 9(2).
11 Confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate to be given to registrar
(1) The appropriate medical examiner must, without unreasonable delay after confirming the cause of death under regulation 9(2), notify a registrar that the cause of death has been confirmed by giving the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate to the registrar. (2) After complying with the duty in paragraph (1), the appropriate medical examiner must, without unreasonable delay, take reasonable steps to ensure that a person mentioned in regulation 8(1)(a) is aware that the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate has been given to the registrar in accordance with paragraph (1). (3) In these Regulations, “confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate” means an attending practitioner’s certificate in respect of which the cause of death has been confirmed by a medical examiner in accordance with regulation 9(2).
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