3. It reconfigures, Title 22, section 3025. Specifically, subsection 2 is now incorporated into subsection 1, paragraph A, and that portion of subsection 4 addressing questionable cases is now incorporated into subsection 1-A. Both subsections 2 and 4 are repealed.

4. It adds a new category of death that must be reported but need not be accepted by the Chief Medical examiner as a medical examiner case. The added category is found in Title 22, section 3025, subsection 1-A, paragraph B and addresses deaths in the elderly who have sustained an arm or leg fracture or a fracture to the spine, ribs or pelvis and who are hospitalized at the time of death or prior thereto because of such fracture.