SAGRAM NOMICAN AIYER
Well, there is no hard and fast rules about exhumations.  Essentially the functions of a pathologist at an exhumation is to stand there and supervise.  Usually to obtain the necessary specimens particularly where poisoning is suspected.
	The normal, actual ...(indistinct) of the body is left to the police or the labourers performing the task.  Since Dr Naidoo and I have a special interest in sort of, exhumations, we tend to take it a bit further, where we personally get involved in actually stepping into the grave and facilitating the removal of the remains as best we can.
	That is basically what we do.