00:00The coroner has gone out of her way to say this is an inquest that is made for the family.
00:08She said in her opening remarks that the most important people in this trial, in this coronial
00:15inquest, is the family, the people who love Kumanjaya.
00:19And we've heard her husband, Kumanjaya's husband, Terence Brogis, talk about how difficult
00:26it was for him to look after her and also thereby reflecting the very, very few resources
00:36that are for people out in the bush.
00:40And as a result of all of this, the result of the fact that he had to effectively look
00:44after Kumanjaya meant that on occasion she wasn't able to get the medicine that could
00:49have kept her psychosis at bay.
00:52She, in fact, missed six months of her medication.
00:58So again, this is an indictment on the system and really shows that specific care should
01:06be taken to look after people, the most vulnerable people in the most remote communities.
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