(1) A coronial authority may, in accordance with this rule of court, do any (or any combination) of the following on such conditions as the coronial authority thinks fit:(a) give a person access to a coronial record;(b) provide a person with a copy of a coronial record;(c) deny a person access to a coronial record;(d) restrict a person's access to a coronial record;(e) prohibit a person from being provided with a copy of a coronial record.(2) A coronial authority's power under subrule (1) may be exercised (a) at any time during or after the investigation to which the coronial record relates; and(b) on the coronial authority's own motion or on the application of a person claiming an interest in that investigation.(3) A person is not entitled to be provided with a copy of a coronial record on application unless (a) that person pays the relevant fee prescribed in the Coroners (Fees, Expenses and Allowances) Regulations 2006 ; or(b) the coronial authority waives the requirement to pay that fee.(4) In deciding whether to give a person access to or a copy of a coronial record on application, a coronial authority may consider (a) whether the person has a sufficient personal or professional interest in the investigation to which the record relates; and(b) whether giving the person the access or the copy is likely to unfairly prejudice the interests or reputation of another person; and(c) such other matters as the coronial authority thinks fit.(5) If there is an inconsistency between a decision of the Chief Magistrate and a presiding coroner on any matter under this rule of court, the decision of the Chief Magistrate prevails to the extent of the inconsistency.(6) In this rule of court coronial authority means the Chief Magistrate or presiding coroner;coronial record means any record held by the court in relation to an investigation and, without limiting the generality of this, includes (a) a document on the court's file; and(b) if applicable, a transcript of oral evidence; and(c) if applicable, a recording made pursuant to rule 21 ;presiding coroner , for a coronial record, means the coroner that conducted, or is conducting, the investigation that the record relates to;record includes a part of a record.