Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
676Authorisation conditions for dangerous poisons
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676 Authorisation conditions for dangerous poisons manufacturers licences—Act, s 44 (1) (b) and (2) (b) A licence-holder’s authorisation under a dangerous poisons manufacturers licence is subject to the following conditions: (a) the dealings with a dangerous poison authorised by the licence will be carried out under the supervision of an individual approved under section 706 (1) (Restrictions on issuing of dangerous poisons manufacturers licences—Act, s 85 (1) (a)); (b) a dangerous poison obtained under the licence is purchased on a complying purchase order; (c) a licensed dangerous poison will be supplied for a non-household (including a non-household garden) purpose only; (d) a dangerous poison sold under the licence will be sold on a purchase order in accordance with section 720 (Supplying dangerous poisons on purchase orders);
Dangerous poisons manufacturers licence authorisations Division 17.2.1 (e) if the supplier does not receive a document signed by the buyer acknowledging receipt of the dangerous poison within 7 days after the day the dangerous poison is delivered—the supplier must, within 24 hours after the end of the 7-day period, tell the chief health officer, in writing, of the failure to receive the document; (f) the following are kept at the supplier’s business premises or, if the chief health officer approves, in writing, another place, the after the day the poison is supplied: (ii) the delivery acknowledgment under paragraph (e) or section 720 (d) (ii); (g) the record for section 722 is kept at the supplier’s business premises or, if the chief health officer approves, in writing, at least 5 years after the day the poison is supplied; (h) if a dangerous poison sold under the licence is liquid containing paraquat—the poison is coloured blue or green and has an offensive smell.
Division 17.2.2 Dangerous poisons—research and education program licence Division 17.2.2 Dangerous poisons—research and education program licence Note 1 For authorisation for research and education programs by scientifically qualified people, see div 17.3.3. Note 2 For other provisions about dangerous poisons research and education program licences, see pt 18.3.