Part 2: The Independent Commission for Reconciliation and Information Recovery (ICRIR) Reviews of deaths and other harmful conduct Section 11: Requests for reviews: general provision
This section makes general provision about requests for reviews and how the ICRIR is to deal with such requests.
	Subsection (1) provides that the person making a request may include particular questions about the death, or other harmful conduct, to which the review will relate.
	Subsection (2) provides that the Commissioner for Investigations is to decide the form and manner in which requests for reviews are to be made and in what circumstances requests may be amended or withdrawn. Subsection (3)) gives the Commissioner for Investigations a power to reject a request where it has not been made in the required form or manner. Subsections (4) and (5) deal with the situation where a request is made which relates to a death or other harmful conduct in respect of which a separate review is ongoing, and allow the Commissioner for Investigations to reject the new request or, to treat the person(s) making it as if they had joined in the request which had resulted in the ongoing review.
	Subsections (6) to (8) give the Commissioner for Investigations the power to deal with requests which relate to a death or other harmful conduct in respect of which a review has already been carried out. In deciding how to deal with such requests (which may include rejecting them), the Commissioner for Investigations must take into account the review which has already been carried out and must not do anything which duplicates any aspect of that review, unless the ICRIR considers duplication is necessary.