150Specific regulation-making powers

150 Specific regulation-making powers

150 Specific regulation-making powers

Without limiting section 149, the regulations may provide for the following—

(a) the calculation for the purposes of the NSW Poisons Schedules of percentages for liquid preparations,

(b) preparing, supplying, storing, labelling, packaging, handling, carrying and delivering scheduled substances and therapeutic goods,

(c) the administration, possession and use of scheduled substances and therapeutic goods,

(d) wholesaler and obtain licences, approvals, OTP registrations and DMT authorities,

(e) sampling, examining, testing and analysing therapeutic goods,

(f) the quantities of Schedule 4D substances, or the determination of the quantities of Schedule 4D substances, for the purposes of a possession for deemed supply offence under the Drug Misuse and Trafficking Act 1985,

(g) conditions to be complied with when preparing, supplying, storing, packing, handling, carrying and delivering scheduled substances and other prescribed therapeutic goods,

(h) records required to be kept for the purposes of activities relating to scheduled substances or other prescribed therapeutic goods,

(i) the persons authorised to order or receive scheduled substances or other prescribed therapeutic goods on behalf of another person or body,

Example—

employees at a residential aged care facility or a correctional centre

(j) the use of medical devices, including restrictions, conditions and offences,

(k) the loss, theft, altering or tampering of prescriptions,

(l) review of decisions made by the Health Secretary or other persons under this Act or the regulations, including the way in which reviews are to be conducted.

Example—

a review of a restriction order and the way in which the review is to be conducted