National Health (Pharmaceutical Benefits) (Application to Supply Pharmaceutical Benefits Following the Death of an Approved Pharmacist – Documentary Evidence) Determination 2025
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National Health (Pharmaceutical Benefits) (Application to Supply Pharmaceutical Benefits Following the Death of an Approved Pharmacist – Documentary Evidence) Determination 2025
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Note: The following expression used in this instrument is defined in section 84 of the Act:
(a) approved pharmacist.
In this instrument:
Act means the National Health Act 1953.
certified copy, for a document, means a copy of a document that has been certified in writing by a person mentioned in section 6 of the Statutory Declarations Regulations 2023 to be a true copy of the document.
death certificate means the official document produced by the births, deaths and marriages registry in the relevant State or Territory following registration of the death of a person.
deceased approved pharmacist means the person who is the approved pharmacist in respect of a pharmacy at particular premises, and who is the person named as the deceased on the death certificate.
government-issued document means an acceptable document that has been issued by the Australian Government or a government of a State or Territory, that includes the applicant’s photo and signature.
Note: Examples of an acceptable government-issued document includes an Australian passport issued in the applicant’s name within 3 years of the expiry date, a current Australian driver’s licence, including a learner licence or permit, a current working with children or a working with vulnerable people card that contains the applicant’s signature on the issued card.