If a coroner asks, the regulator must give them a written report about an investigation. This investigation can be finished or still happening. It's about a deadly accident that happened at a workplace. The regulator is the one who does the investigation. They have to write down what they found out about how the accident occurred. This helps the coroner understand what happened.
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199: Requirement of medical officer of health to notify regulator of work-related notifiable disease or hazardous substances injury, or
"Doctors must report work-related illnesses and injuries to workplace safety regulators"
201: Funding levy, or
"Rules for a special payment to help keep workplaces safe"
If requested by a coroner, the regulator must give the coroner a written report of an investigation that the regulator has carried out, or is carrying out, on the circumstances of any fatal accident that occurs at a workplace.
