Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Regulation 2008
49ASupply by pharmacists in managed correctional centres
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49A Supply by pharmacists in managed correctional centres
49A Supply by pharmacists in managed correctional centres
(1) A pharmacist employed at a managed correctional centre may supply a restricted substance for the purposes of treating an inmate at the managed correctional centre—
(a) on the written authorisation of an authorised practitioner, if the authorisation is entered on the inmate’s medication chart, or
(b) on the written requisition of an appropriate person.
Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
(2) This clause does not limit the power of a pharmacist employed in a retail pharmacy located at a managed correctional centre to supply a restricted substance on prescription in accordance with the Act or this Regulation.
(3) In this clause—
appropriate person means an authorised practitioner, nurse or midwife appointed, by written instrument, by the management company for the managed correctional centre for the purposes of this clause.
authorised practitioner does not include a veterinary practitioner.
cl 49A: Ins 2021 (386), Sch 1[5].