6. Why is the Coroner's Act and the inquests held under it important to emergency dispatchers? Well, why do most people call 911? Usually they are in distress. Often there are injuries involved - and yes sometimes the injured person dies. Their death may result in a coroner's inquest being called. An emergency dispatcher, typically being the \"rst on the scene\" in a manner of speaking, might be called as a witness as to what happened and what information they were given by a caller. 0r, where the dispatcher's performance may be suspected to be involved in causing the death under investigation, the dispatcher may be more than a witness and may want to seek standing to be a parcipanpam in the process and defend their actions. Answer the following regarding these two roles by indicating the appropriate statute section, and if applicable, sub sectionis) where it states: a. In terms of witnesses: i. Who can a coroner require to attend an inquest by summonses and what they are required to give or produce (1 mark)? ii. One right or protection that witnesses have under the Act. (1 mark) . In terms of participants (persons with standing): i. When a coroner can designate a person as a "person with standing" at an inquest. {1 mark) ii. % right that persons with standing have under the Act. (1 mark)