Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (Australian Participants in British Nuclear Tests) 2006 (No. R33 of 2006)
17. Community Pharmacist to be satisfied17. Community Pharmacist to be satisfied as to entitlement
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17. Community Pharmacist to be satisfied as to entitlement
- (a) A Community Pharmacist shall not supply a Pharmaceutical Benefit to a person on terms that are appropriate for the supply of a Pharmaceutical Benefit to a holder of a Repatriation Health Card - For Specific Conditions, unless the Community Pharmacist is satisfied that the person is entitled to receive the Pharmaceutical Benefit on those terms.
(b) Without limiting the generality of subparagraph (a), a Community Pharmacist may refuse to supply a Pharmaceutical Benefit to a person on terms that are appropriate for the supply of the Pharmaceutical Benefit to a holder of a Repatriation Health Card - For Specific Conditions, unless the person produces such a card to the Community Pharmacist that indicates that the person is entitled to receive the Pharmaceutical Benefit on those terms.