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Public Health Act 1997

66KReturn of approval to chief health officer

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66K Return of approval to chief health officer On ceasing to be an approved person, a person must not, without reasonable excuse, fail to return the approval to the chief health Division 3A.2 Supplying syringes by vending machine

Previous section66JApproval—no liability for ancillary offences

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