57Sale or supply of Schedule 4 poison by pharmacist for continuity of treatment 103

57 Sale or supply of Schedule 4 poison by pharmacist for continuity of treatment 103

57A Sale or supply of Schedule 4 poison by pharmacist for treatment of a person under the pharmacist's care without prescription or other instruction or authorisation 103

58 Poison not to be sold or supplied unless supplementary labelling requirements complied with 104

Division 2—Duties of pharmacist relating to sale or supply 105

59 Division does not authorise supply on copy of prescription 105

60 Pharmacist must mark prescription 106

61 Pharmacist must mark hospital medication chart after supplying Schedule 4 or 8 poison on chart instruction 106

62 Pharmacist must mark residential medication chart after supplying Schedule 4 or 8 poison on chart instruction 107

63 Pharmacist must retain prescription for Schedule 8 poison when supplying without verifying the prescriber 107

64 Pharmacist must retain or further mark prescriptions for Schedule 8 poisons 108

65 Pharmacist must retain or further mark prescriptions for Schedule 9 poisons 108

66 Manner of retention of prescriptions retained after last supply is made 109

67 Pharmacist must produce prescriptions kept under Commonwealth Regulations 109

68 Pharmacist must notify prescriber if prescription departed from 110

69 Notification of fraudulent obtaining of poison 110

70 Pharmacist must notify different authorised prescribers of similar supply of certain Schedule 4 or 8 poisons 110

71 Pharmacist must notify different authorised prescribers of similar supply—Schedule 9 poisons 111

Part 7—Labelling and storage 113

Division 1—Labelling 113

72 Supplementary labelling requirements 113

Division 2—Storage 114

73 General security requirement—Schedule 4 poisons 114

74 Storage of Schedule 8 and 9 poisons and drugs of dependence 117

75 Storage requirements for aged care providers and other authorised persons 121

76 Additional security provisions required in certain circumstances 122

Part 8—Authorising administration 124

77 Persons who may authorise administration 124

78 Authorising administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—registered medical practitioner 124

78A Authorising administration of Schedule 8 MDMA or Schedule 8 psilocybine—authorised psychedelic psychiatrist and certain registered medical practitioners 125

79 Authorising administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—dentist 127

80 Authorising administration of Schedule 4 or 8 poison—nurse practitioner 128

81 Authorising administration of Schedule 4 or 8 poison—authorised midwife 129

82 Authorising administration of Schedule 4 poison—authorised optometrist 130

83 Authorising administration of Schedule 4 poison—authorised podiatrist 130

84 How registered medical practitioner or dentist must authorise administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—written authorisation 131

84A How registered medical practitioner or dentist must authorise administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—verbal authorisation in emergency 132

85 How nurse practitioner or authorised midwife must authorise administration of Schedule 4 or 8 poison—written authorisation 133

85A How nurse practitioner or authorised midwife must authorise administration of Schedule 4 or 8 poison—verbal instruction in emergency 133

86 How authorised optometrist or authorised podiatrist must authorise administration of Schedule 4 poison—written authorisation 134

86A How authorised optometrist or authorised podiatrist must authorise administration of Schedule 4 poison—verbal instruction in emergency 135

Part 9—Administration by practitioners other than pharmacists 136

87 Part not to apply to self-administration 136

88 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—registered medical practitioner 136

89 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—dentist 137

90 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—veterinary practitioner 138

91 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—nurse practitioner 139

92 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—authorised registered nurse 141

92A Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—approved registered nurse 142

93 Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—authorised midwife 144

93A Administration of Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison—approved registered midwife 145

94 Administration of Schedule 4 poison—authorised optometrist 147

95 Administration of Schedule 4 poison—authorised podiatrist 148

96 Administration of Schedule 4 poison—nurse or registered midwife 149

97 Administration of Schedule 8 poison—nurse or registered midwife 150

98 Administration of Schedule 9 poison—nurse or registered midwife 151

98A Administration of Schedule 8 MDMA or Schedule 8 psilocybine—authorised psychedelic psychiatrists and certain registered medical practitioners 153

98B Administration of Schedule 8 MDMA or Schedule 8 psilocybine—nurse or nurse practitioner 155

98C Administration of Schedule 4 poison—registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioner 156

98D Administration of Schedule 8 poison—registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioner 157

Part 10—Administration by pharmacists 158

99 Administration of Schedule 4 poison by pharmacist 158

99A Circumstances in which pharmacist may administer Schedule 4 poison to a person without instruction 159

99B Circumstances in which pharmacist may administer Schedule 4 poison for treatment of a person under the pharmacist's care without prescription or other instruction or authorisation 159

100 Administration of Schedule 8 poison by pharmacist 160

101 Administration of Schedule 9 poison by pharmacist 160

Part 11—Administration by persons other than pharmacists and other practitioners 162

102 Part not to apply to pharmacists and other practitioners 162

103 Person must not administer Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison to another person except as specified 162

104 Person must not administer Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison to an animal except as specified 164

Part 12—Self-administration 165

105 Person must not self-administer Schedule 4, 8 or 9 poison except as specified 165

Part 13—Records 169

106 Definition of transaction 169

107 Persons required to keep records 169

108 Details to be contained in records 170

109 Methods by which records are to be retained and retrieved 174

110 Exception for aged care services 175

111 Accurate records to be kept 176

112 Discrepancies in records to be investigated 176

113 Lost or stolen records to be reported 176

Part 14—Destruction of Schedule 8 poisons and Schedule 9 poisons 177

114 Wilful destruction prohibited 177

115 Exceptions 177

Part 15—Cultivation of narcotic plants 182

116 Authority to cultivate narcotic plants for non-therapeutic uses 182

117 Authority to possess narcotic plant 182

Part 16—Warrants for ovulatory stimulants, prostaglandins, retinoids and thalidomide 184

118 Application of Part 184

119 Certain practitioners not to deal with substance 184

120 Dealing with substance—registered medical practitioner 185

121 Dealing with substance—nurse practitioner 186

121A Dealing with substance—authorised registered nurse 187

121B Dealing with substance—approved registered nurse 187

122 Dealing with substance—authorised midwife 188

122A Dealing with substance—approved registered midwife 188

123 Effect of direction given to registered medical practitioner 189

124 Effect of direction given to nurse practitioner 189

125 Warrant number to be included in any prescription 190

Part 17—Use of premises—drugs of dependence 191

126 Authority to permit use of premises—owners and occupiers 191

Part 18—Forms 193

128 Form of application for Schedule 9 permit 193

129 Form of application for Schedule 8 permit 193

130 Form of Schedule 9 permit 193

131 Form of Schedule 8 permit 193

Part 19—Miscellaneous 194

132 Disclosure of drug use within previous 8 weeks required 194

Part 20—Monitored poisons database 196

132A Data source entity 196

132B Monitored poison 196

132C Monitored supply poison 196

132D Pharmacist to provide certain supply information to prescription exchange service 196

132E Records and information to be provided to the monitored poisons database 197

132F Circumstances where it is not mandatory for pharmacist to check monitored poisons database—certain classes of person 199

132G Circumstances where it is not mandatory to check monitored poisons database—certain classes of person 199

132H Circumstances where it is not mandatory to check monitored poisons database—incurable medical condition 200

132I Circumstances where it is not mandatory to check monitored poisons database—drug-checking services 201

Chapter 3—Schedule 2, 3 and 7 poisons 202

Part 1—Schedule 2 poisons 202

133 Boat captain authorised to obtain or possess Schedule 2 poison 202

133AA Holder of non-emergency patient transport service licence or first aid service licence authorised to obtain and possess Schedule 2 poison 202

133A Possession of a Schedule 2 poison by an approved registered nurse or approved registered midwife 202

133B Restrictions on dealing with Schedule 2 poison—approved registered nurse 203

133C Restrictions on dealing with Schedule 2 poison—approved registered midwife 203

133CA Possession of a Schedule 2 poison by a registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioner 204

133CB Restrictions on dealing with Schedule 2 poison—registered Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health practitioner 205

133CC Possession of a Schedule 2 poison by an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health worker 206

133CD Restrictions on dealing with Schedule 2 poison—Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health worker 207