The Medical Certificate of Cause of Death Regulations 2024
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12 Invitation to attending practitioner to issue a revised attending practitioner’s certificate
(1) Where an informant provides the registrar with information which leads the registrar to believe that the cause of death stated on the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate may need to be revised, the registrar must consult an appropriate medical examiner as to any such revision. (2) After consultation with the registrar in accordance with paragraph (1), the appropriate medical examiner must either— (a) make available to an attending practitioner the information provided under paragraph (1), invite the attending practitioner to revise the attending practitioner’s certificate and inform the registrar of the invitation to revise; or (b) inform the registrar of the examiner’s reasons not to invite the attending practitioner to revise the attending practitioner’s certificate.
12 Invitation to attending practitioner to issue a revised attending practitioner’s certificate
(1) Where an informant provides the registrar with information which leads the registrar to believe that the cause of death stated on the confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate may need to be revised, the registrar must consult an appropriate medical examiner as to any such revision. (2) After consultation with the registrar in accordance with paragraph (1), the appropriate medical examiner must either— (a) make available to an attending practitioner the information provided under paragraph (1), invite the attending practitioner to revise the attending practitioner’s certificate and inform the registrar of the invitation to revise; or (b) inform the registrar of the examiner’s reasons not to invite the attending practitioner to revise the attending practitioner’s certificate.
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