Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
510Meaning of prescribed person—ch 11
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510 Meaning of prescribed person—ch 11 For this chapter, each of the following is a prescribed person: practitioner or veterinary practitioner; Note 1 Dentist and doctor does not include an intern or trainee (see defs of these terms in dict). Note 2 Medical radiation practitioner does not include a person holding student, limited or provisional registration to practise in the profession (see dict). (b) a pharmacist responsible for the management of a community pharmacy; (c) the chief pharmacist at an institution; (d) a medicines wholesalers licence-holder; (e) a pharmacy medicines rural communities licence-holder; (f) an approved analyst; Note Approved analyst—see the dictionary. (g) a medicines and poisons inspector (including a police officer); (h) a controlled medicines research and education program licence-holder; (i) a person in charge of any of the following: (i) an ambulance service (whether or not operated by the Commonwealth, the Territory or a State); (ii) a correctional centre;
(iii) a CYP detention place; (iv) a health centre operated by the Territory; (v) a residential aged care facility without a pharmacy; (vi) a residential disability care facility without a pharmacy; (vii) a ward (including an opioid dependency treatment centre operated by the Territory). Note 2 Residential aged care facility and residential disability care facility— see the Act, dictionary.