The Medical Certificate of Cause of Death Regulations 2024
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9 Medical examiner’s confirmation of cause of death
(1) Paragraph (2) applies where, after complying with regulations 6 and 8 in relation to a death, the appropriate medical examiner is satisfied that— (a) the cause of death stated on the attending practitioner’s certificate relating to the death is accurate; and (b) that certificate is duly completed. (2) The appropriate medical examiner must, as soon as practicable, confirm the cause of death as stated on the attending practitioner’s certificate by signing that certificate (“confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate”).
9 Medical examiner’s confirmation of cause of death
(1) Paragraph (2) applies where, after complying with regulations 6 and 8 in relation to a death, the appropriate medical examiner is satisfied that— (a) the cause of death stated on the attending practitioner’s certificate relating to the death is accurate; and (b) that certificate is duly completed. (2) The appropriate medical examiner must, as soon as practicable, confirm the cause of death as stated on the attending practitioner’s certificate by signing that certificate (“confirmed attending practitioner’s certificate”).
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