114How permits are issued

#### 114 How permits are issued (2) When issuing a permit, the APVMA must give a distinguishing number to the permit. (3) The permit may be unconditional or subject to any conditions that the APVMA thinks appropriate. (4) The permit must: (a) contain the distinguishing number given to the permit; and (b) state whether it applies to persons generally and, if not, state the persons or class of persons to whom it applies, other than persons to whom it applies because of subsection 116(3); and (c) state the active constituent or chemical product in respect of which it is issued; and (d) state the things authorised by the permit to be done or omitted to be done; and (e) state any conditions of the permit. (5) Within 14 days after a permit is issued, the APVMA must: (a) place a copy of the permit in the Record of Permits; and (b) if there is a co‑ordinator designated for this or another jurisdiction, tell the co‑ordinator that the permit has been issued and tell him or her of any conditions to which the permit is subject; and (c) in prescribed circumstances, tell a prescribed authority that the permit has been issued.