Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
861ADealings with regulated substances and regulated therapeutic goods
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861A Dealings with regulated substances and regulated therapeutic goods by public employees under director-general authorisation—Act, s 20 (1) (d) and s 22 (1) (d) 227 862 Certain containers not to be used for human-use substances—Act, s 63 (1) (b) 228 863 Disapplication of Legislation Act, s 47 (6) 228 864 Exemption of piper methysticum (kava)—Act, s 190 (1) (a) 230 Schedule 1 Medicines—health-related occupations authorisations 232 Part 1.1 Ambulance services, officers and paramedics 232
Page contents 21 Part 1.2 Dentists, dental hygienists, dental therapists and oral health therapists 233 Part 1.3 Doctors 236 Part 1.4 Health practitioners at institutions 238 Part 1.4A Medical radiation practitioners 239 Part 1.5 Midwives 240 Part 1.6 Nurses 241 Part 1.7 Opioid dependency treatment centres operated by Territory 243 Part 1.8 Optometrists 244 Part 1.9 Pharmacists and employees 245 Part 1.10 Podiatrists 248 Part 1.11 Residential care facilities 249 Part 1.12 Sales representatives for medicines manufacturers and wholesalers 251 Part 1.13 Veterinary practitioners and employees 252 Schedule 3 ACT listed appendix D medicines—standing approvals 254 Part 3.1 Approval conditions 254 3.1 Definitions—sch 3 254 Part 3.2 Standing approvals for ACT listed appendix D medicines 256 Schedule 4 Dangerous poisons—manufacturing etc authorisations 260 Schedule 5 Requirements for storage receptacles 263 Part 5.1 Medicines cabinets 263 5.1 Medicines cabinets—general requirements 263
Page contents 22 Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods 5.2 Medicines cabinets—body requirements 263 5.3 Medicines cabinets—door requirements 263 5.4 Medicines cabinets—lock requirements 264 5.5 Medicines cabinets—mounting requirements 264