Veterinary Surgeons Act 1936
sec.25GConditions of approvals
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sec.25G Conditions of approvals
The board may impose on the approval the reasonable conditions the board decides, including, for example, conditions about the following— the equipment used or intended to be used at the premises; hygiene practices, or the safe storage of drugs, at the premises; the qualifications or skills required of a person working at the premises; the number of staff employed at the premises; the branches of veterinary science that may be practised at the premises. Without limiting subsection (1) , the approval must state that the approval holder must allow a member or officer of the board to enter the premises stated in the approval to inspect the premises, including, for example, fittings, equipment or records at the premises, for compliance with the conditions of the approval. However, the member or officer may enter the premises only when the premises are open for carrying on business or otherwise open for entry. s 25G ins 2001 No. 63 s 55 (sec.25G-ssec.1) The board may impose on the approval the reasonable conditions the board decides, including, for example, conditions about the following— the equipment used or intended to be used at the premises; hygiene practices, or the safe storage of drugs, at the premises; the qualifications or skills required of a person working at the premises; the number of staff employed at the premises; the branches of veterinary science that may be practised at the premises. (sec.25G-ssec.2) Without limiting subsection (1) , the approval must state that the approval holder must allow a member or officer of the board to enter the premises stated in the approval to inspect the premises, including, for example, fittings, equipment or records at the premises, for compliance with the conditions of the approval. (sec.25G-ssec.3) However, the member or officer may enter the premises only when the premises are open for carrying on business or otherwise open for entry.
- (a) the equipment used or intended to be used at the premises;
- (b) hygiene practices, or the safe storage of drugs, at the premises;
- (c) the qualifications or skills required of a person working at the premises;
- (d) the number of staff employed at the premises;
- (e) the branches of veterinary science that may be practised at the premises.