Medicines and Poisons Act 2019
sec.120Notice required for making recall order
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sec.120 Notice required for making recall order
Before making a recall order, the chief executive must give the responsible person for the proposed recall order a notice stating the following matters— the chief executive intends to make a recall order; the terms of the proposed order; the reasons for making the proposed order; that the person may give the chief executive written submissions, within 7 days after the day the notice is given, about why the chief executive should not make the proposed order. The responsible person may, within the period stated in the notice under subsection (1) (d) , give the chief executive written submissions about why the proposed recall order should not be made. (sec.120-ssec.1) Before making a recall order, the chief executive must give the responsible person for the proposed recall order a notice stating the following matters— the chief executive intends to make a recall order; the terms of the proposed order; the reasons for making the proposed order; that the person may give the chief executive written submissions, within 7 days after the day the notice is given, about why the chief executive should not make the proposed order. (sec.120-ssec.2) The responsible person may, within the period stated in the notice under subsection (1) (d) , give the chief executive written submissions about why the proposed recall order should not be made.
- (a) the chief executive intends to make a recall order;
- (b) the terms of the proposed order;
- (c) the reasons for making the proposed order;
- (d) that the person may give the chief executive written submissions, within 7 days after the day the notice is given, about why the chief executive should not make the proposed order.