Government Responses to Coronial Recommendations

Premier's Memorandum 2009-12 was introduced in 2009. It sets out the process for Ministers and Government agencies to respond to recommendations made by the Coroner. The Memorandum is there to ensure that there is consistency in reporting what agencies and Ministers are doing in response to recommendations directed at them by the Coroner.

Agencies and Ministers are required to report to the Attorney General, within six months of receiving a coronial recommendation, outlining any action to be taken to implement the recommendation.

Not all inquests will result in the Coroner making recommendations. Recommendations may also be made to non-Government bodies, which are not required to report to the Attorney General.

NOTE: The Responses in the tables are detailed summaries. If you would like to have a copy of the actual Agency response, please contact Legal Services Branch.

The Responses

Pre July 2009

For interest and general information, please see the following table which contains details of several recommendations made before July 2009.

Coronial Recommendations - Pre- July 2009

July 2009 - December 2009

Coronial Recommendations - July - December 2009 Responses from NSW Government Agencies and Ministers - UPDATED

Inquests mentioned in this Table

Iredale D	Bridger N	McCarron T
De Andrade J	Carmichael K	Ball J
Fontana N	Pay C	Chung S
Chau CV	Palmer V	Stace L
Jones R	Cohn E	Walmsley DG
Djordjic S	Maina M	Fire at Howard and Sons Pyrotechnics UPDATED
Hare M	Berkhout J	Worrad G
LJ Hooker 142-144 King Street Newtown	Name Suppressed (x 1)

December 2009 - June 2010

Coronial Recommendations and Government Responses January 2010 - June 2010

Inquests mentioned in this Table

Ahmadi E	Jamal A (aka RAZA)	Phan Au I
Callaghan J	Johnson J	Rankin S
Eagle P	Kennedy G	Semaan C
Engert Blinn Innes and Moore	Lawrence R	Suppressed x 3
Forster MP	Moran GJ	Tupou M
Forrester MR	Midson PJ	Walmsley DG
Howlett C	Murphy M	Wilson PG
Hogan P	Pele I	Infant Swimming Pool Deaths

If you have any enquiries, please contact the Legal Services Branch, NSW Department of Justice and Attorney General.