46 Crimes 2013, No. 10 93. Death must occur within a year and a day-(1) No person is criminally responsible for the killing of another person unless the death takes place within a year and a day after the cause of death. (2) The period of a year and a day shall be reckoned inclusive of the day on which the last unlawful act contributing to the cause of death took place. (3) Where the cause of death is an omission to fulfil a legal duty, the period shall be reckoned inclusive of the day on which such omission ceased. (4) Where death is in part caused by an unlawful act and in part by an omission, the period shall be reckoned inclusive of the day on which the last unlawful act took place or the omission ceased, whichever happened last. 94. Killing by influence on the mind - Except by wilfully frightening a child aged under 16 years or a sick person, no person is criminally responsible: (a) for the killing of another person by any influence on the mind alone; or (b) for the killing of another person by any disorder or disease arising from such influence. 95. Acceleration of death - A person who by any act or omission causes the death of another person kills that person, although the effect to that person was merely to hasten his or her death while labouring under some disorder or disease arising from some other cause. 96. Causing death that might have been prevented - A person who by any act or omission causes the death of another person kills that person, although death from that cause might have been prevented by resorting to proper means. 97. Causing injury the treatment of which causes death - A person who causes to another person any bodily injury, in itself of a dangerous nature, from which death results,