A delegation from the Board of Deputies has met Justice Minister Caroline Dinenage to discuss coroner services.
The meeting was part of an eight-week review into how the system has fared since a chief coroner was appointed in 2013, including whether services now better meet faith requirements.
Both the Jewish and Muslim communities have raised concerns over delays in releasing bodies and invasive autopsies.
Board president Jonathan Arkush said that while “the government clearly understands the concerns of the Jewish community,” he was not yet satisfied with the provision.