(1) An interested person may appear, or be represented by a barrister or solicitor, at an inquest and examine or cross-examine witnesses.

(2) Before a coroner makes any finding adverse to the interests of an interested person, that person must be given the opportunity to present submissions against the making of such a finding.

(3) There may be prescribed a list of persons who are interested persons for the purpose of this section, but such a list is not a conclusive list of interested persons.

(4) A coroner may disallow any question which in the coroner's opinion is not relevant or otherwise not a proper question.