Part 2: Prevention, investigation and prosecution of crime Chapter 2: Offensive Weapons Homicide Reviews Section 28: Conduct of review
Subsections (1) and (2) place a duty on the review partners that arranged a review to cooperate in and contribute to the conduct of a review and set out the purpose of such a review, namely to identify lessons learned and consider whether anyone should take actions in the light of such lessons.
	Subsection (3) places a duty on the review partners to inform any individual or organisation of any actions that it would be appropriate for them to take in light of lessons learned. This might include recommendations directed to, but not limited to, the Government, the police including British Transport Police, probation services, local agencies and social services, hospitals, GPs or third-sector organisations.
	Subsections (4) to (8) relate to the requirement to produce a report on the review which is to be sent to the Secretary of State. The report must include the findings of the review, any conclusions drawn and recommendations in light of those findings and conclusions including any actions that it would be appropriate to take. The report must not include any material that might jeopordise the safety of any person, or prejudice the investigation or prosecution of an offence. The Secretary of State must consider if it is appropriate to publish the full report, and if so must publish, or make arrangements for the publication of, the report. If it is considered inappropriate to publish the full report, the Secretary of State must publish, or make arrangements for the publication of, so much of the report as the Secretary of State considers appropriate to publish, allowing the redaction of any sensitive information prior to publication, for example, relating to individuals involved in the death.