Who can require an investigation to determine the type of burial site discovered?

• A. The Registrar
• B. The local mayor
• C. The property owner
• D. The police

Answer: (A)

The person who can require an investigation into the type of burial site discovered is the Registrar. They oversee cemeteries and burial practices and have the regulatory authority to order investigations to determine what kind of burial site has been found and how it should be handled, recorded, and protected. This keeps graves and historical burials properly identified and respected, and ensures actions follow the applicable laws and regulations. The other options don’t have that formal authority: the local mayor, the property owner, or the police may be involved in reporting or safety matters, but they don’t enact or demand the classification and investigation under the regulatory framework.