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Family to be advised as soon as possible of date and time of inquest

Moderate Priority

That the deceased's family or other nominated person and the Aboriginal Legal Service be advised as soon as possible and, in any event, in adequate time, as to the date and time of the coronial inquest.

Background

The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody (RCIADIC) emphasised the importance of promptly notifying the deceased's family and the Aboriginal Legal Service, about the date and time of the coronial inquest. The Commission highlighted the devastating impacts on families in cases where respectful, timely and considerate communication did not occur. As a result, the report advocated for a more compassionate and diligent approach, including a timelier process to maintain transparency and ensure immediate and comprehensive information reaches all concerned parties.

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