430Authorisations for non-controlled medicines research

430 Authorisations for non-controlled medicines research and education—Act, s 26 (1) and (2) (b) (1) A scientifically qualified person employed at a recognised research institution (other than a hospital operated by the Territory) is authorised to do the following for the purposes of an authorised activity at the institution: (a) issue a purchase order for a relevant medicine; (b) obtain on a purchase order a relevant medicine; (c) possess a relevant medicine; (d) supply a relevant medicine to a person (a relevant person) who is taking part in the authorised activity at the institution. Note 1 Scientifically qualified person—see the dictionary. Note 2 Recognised research institution—see the Act, s 20 (5). (2) A scientifically qualified person employed at a hospital operated by the Territory is authorised to do the following for the purposes of an authorised activity at the hospital: (a) issue a written requisition for a relevant medicine; (b) obtain on a written requisition a relevant medicine; (c) possess a relevant medicine;

Authorisations for medicines research and education program purposes Part 9.4 (d) supply a relevant medicine to a person (also a relevant person) who is taking part in the authorised activity at the hospital. (3) A relevant person is authorised to do the following in relation to a relevant medicine for the purposes of an authorised activity: (a) obtain the medicine from the scientifically qualified person for the activity; (b) possess the medicine for the purposes of the activity; (c) supply the medicine to the scientifically qualified person for the activity. authorised activity, in relation to a relevant medicine at a recognised research institution, means the conduct of any of the following if it does not involve the administration of the medicine to a person: (a) medical or scientific research in relation to the medicine at the (b) instruction involving the medicine at the institution; (c) quality control or analysis of the medicine at the institution; (d) if the relevant medicine is integral to genuine medical or scientific research at the institution—reasonable use of the medicine to carry out the research. relevant medicine means a medicine other than a controlled

Part 9.4 Authorisations for medicines research and education program purposes