Drugs, Poisons and Controlled Substances Regulations 2017
147Notification of fraudulent obtaining of order or prescription
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147 Notification of fraudulent obtaining of order or prescription
(a) a registered medical practitioner; and
(b) a dentist; and
(c) a veterinary practitioner; and
(d) a nurse practitioner; and
Reg. 147(1)(da) inserted by S.R. No. 13/2021 reg. 36(1).
(da) an authorised registered nurse; and
Reg. 147(1)(db) inserted by S.R. No. 13/2021 reg. 36(1).
(db) an approved registered nurse; and
(e) an authorised midwife; and
Reg. 147(1)(ea) inserted by S.R. No. 13/2021 reg. 36(2).
(ea) an approved registered midwife; and
(f) an authorised optometrist; and
(g) an authorised podiatrist; and
Reg. 147(1)(h) revoked by S.R. No. 13/2021 reg. 36(3).
Reg. 147(1)(i) amended by S.R. No. 124/2025 reg. 52(1).
(i) a pharmacist; and
Reg. 147(1)(j) inserted by S.R. No. 124/2025 reg. 52(2).
(j) a registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioner.
(2) A practitioner to whom this regulation applies and who suspects or has reason to believe that a person has obtained from the practitioner by means of a false pretence an order or prescription for a Schedule 3 poison that is a drug of dependence must immediately inform the Secretary and a police officer of that suspicion or belief.
(3) A practitioner to whom this regulation applies and who suspects or has reason to believe that a person has obtained from the practitioner by means of a false pretence a Schedule 3 poison that is a drug of dependence must immediately inform the Secretary and a police officer of that suspicion or belief.
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