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Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
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#### 41 Prescriptions to be endorsed
41 Prescriptions to be endorsed
> > (1) A pharmacist who supplies a restricted substance on prescription must (on each occasion the substance is supplied) endorse the following particulars (in ink) on the prescription—
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> > > (a) the date on which the substance was supplied,
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> > > (b) the address of the place at which the substance was supplied,
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> > > (c) the prescription reference number.
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> > Maximum penalty—15 penalty units.
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> > (2) A person who supplies a substance on prescription must endorse (in ink) across the prescription the word “CANCELLED”—
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> > > (a) if the maximum number of times the prescription is to be dispensed is not clearly specified, or
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> > > (b) if (in the case of a prescription for a special restricted substance) the intervals at which the substance may be supplied are not clearly specified, or
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> > > (c) if the prescription has reached the last occasion on which it can be supplied according to the maximum number of times specified on it.
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> > Maximum penalty—15 penalty units.
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> > (3) The Secretary may, by order in writing, exempt any person or substance, or any class of persons or substances, from any or all of the requirements of this clause.
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> > (4) Such an exemption may be given unconditionally or subject to conditions.
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> > (5) This clause does not apply to a medication chart prescription.
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> **cl 41:** Am 2015 (138), Sch 1 \[9\].