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MEDICINES, POISONS AND THERAPEUTIC GOODS REGULATION 2008 (NO 42 OF 2008) - REG 11

Overview of medicines authorisations under this regulation

    (1)     Medicines authorisations under this regulation that are specific to health-related occupations are given by the following provisions (and are set out in schedule 1):

        (a)     section 30 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to prescribe medicines);

        (b)     section 50 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to issue requisitions for medicines);

        (c)     section 60 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to issue purchase orders for medicines);

        (d)     section 110 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to supply medicines);

Note     Supply includes dispense on prescription (see Act, s 24).

        (e)     section 350 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 for people in health-related occupations to administer medicines);

        (f)     section 370 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to obtain and possess medicines);

        (g)     section 380 (which is about authorisations under schedule 1 to manufacture medicines).

    (2)     For other authorisations, see the following provisions:

        (a)     section 70 (which is about authorisation of CHO to issue standing orders for supply of medicines in public health emergencies);

        (b)     section 71 (which is about authorisation of CHO to issue standing orders for administration of medicines for public health matters);

        (c)     section 75 (which is about authorisation of doctors to issue standing orders for administration of medicines at institutions);

        (d)     section 251 (which is about authorisation to supply certain medicines without prescription in emergencies);

        (e)     section 260 (which is about authorisation to supply medicines to pharmacists for disposal);

        (f)     section 261 (which is about authorisation to supply medicines to commercial disposal operators for disposal);

        (g)     section 360 (which is about authorisation for self-administration of medicines);

        (h)     section 361 (which is about authorisation for the administration of medicines by assistants);

              (i)     section 371 (which is about authorisation to obtain and possess medicines for certain personal use-related dealings);

        (j)     section 400 (which is about authorisation to deliver medicines under supply authorities);

        (k)     section 401 (which is about authorisation for commercial disposal operators for disposal of medicines);

        (l)     section 410 (which is about authorisation to supply and administer adrenaline and salbutamol);

        (m)     section 420 (which is about authorisations for CYP authorised people);

        (n)     section 421 (which is about authorisations for corrections officers);

        (o)     section 430 (which is about authorisations for non-controlled medicines research and education);

        (p)     section 440 (which is about authorisations under controlled medicines research and education program licences);

        (q)     section 450 (which is about authorisations under first-aid kit licences);

        (r)     section 460 (which is about authorisations under medicines wholesalers licences);

        (s)     section 470 (which is about authorisations under opioid dependency treatment licences);

        (t)     section 480 (which is about authorisations under pharmacy medicines rural communities licences).



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