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David Fuller Inquiry chair shares phase 2 report findings
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14:41Now PlayingAn inquiry into the case of a hospital worker who sexually abused dozens of corpses has concluded that "offences such as those committed by David Fuller could happen again".
It found that "current arrangements in England for the regulation and oversight of the care of people after death are partial, ineffective and, in significant areas, completely lacking".
The first phase of the inquiry found Fuller, 70, was able to offend for 15 years in mortuaries without being suspected or caught due to "serious failings" at the hospitals where he worked.
Phase 2 of the inquiry has examined the broader national picture and considered if procedures and practices in other hospital and non-hospital settings, where deceased people are kept, safeguard their security and dignity.
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