(b) if the deceased person did not have a spouse or a spouse is
not available--any of the deceased person's children who are adults, or
(c)
if the deceased person did not have a spouse or child or a spouse or child is
not available--either of the deceased person's parents, or
(d) if the
deceased person did not have a spouse, child or living parent or a spouse,
child or parent is not available--any of the deceased person's brothers or
sisters who are adults, or
(e) if the deceased person did not have a spouse,
child, living parent, brother or sister or a spouse, child, parent, brother or
sister is not available--
(i) any person who is named as an executor in the
deceased person's will, or
(ii) any person who was the deceased person's
legal personal representative immediately before the deceased person's death.
(2) A coroner may treat a person who was a deceased person's legal personal
representative immediately before the deceased person's death as the deceased
person's senior next of kin for the purposes of this Act if the coroner is
satisfied that the person who is available to act as senior next of kin is
unable to do so.
