Will the Leader ascertain from the Minister for Justice and Equality the status of the Coroners Bill 2007, which is stuck on an Order Paper somewhere? The need for a new Act has been demonstrated, as some of the provisions in the current Act hark back to medieval times. Not only is a coroner required to determine the cause of death, but inquests are also required for what are called treasure troves. That such provisions remain in effect seems anomalous at a time when resources for the Coroner Service have been reduced. A modernisation of the legislation is necessary.