MEDICINES, POISONS AND THERAPEUTIC GOODS ACT 2022 - As at 21 March 2024 - Act 73 of 2022
- As at 21 March 2024
- Act 73 of 2022
Table of Provisions
CHAPTER 1 - PRELIMINARY
- 1 Name of Act
- 2 Commencement
- 3 Objects of Act
- 4 Definitions
- 5 Meaning of "supply" and "wholesale supply"
- 6 Meaning of "NSW Poisons Schedules"
- 7 Effect of classification of substances
CHAPTER 2 - REGULATION OF SUPPLY, PRESCRIPTIONS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
PART 2.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 8 Application of Chapter
- 9 Authorisation of activities under other laws
- 10 Authorisation of activities by regulations
- 11 Regulations about application of Parts 2.2-2.6
- 12 Regulations may prohibit or restrict authorised activities
Note
PART 2.4 - NON-WHOLESALE SUPPLY
- 27 Application of Part
- 28 Offence--unauthorised non-wholesale supply
- 29 Non-wholesale supply by health practitioners and veterinary practitioners
- 30 Non-wholesale supply by pharmacists in pharmacies
- 31 Non-wholesale supply by pharmacists in hospitals
- 32 Non-wholesale supply by pharmacists in managed correctional centres
- 33 Non-wholesale supply by carers
- 34 Non-wholesale supply by State Vaccine Centre
PART 2.5 - PRESCRIPTIONS
- 35 Application of Part
- 36 Offence--unauthorised issue of prescription
- 37 Prescriptions issued by health practitioners and veterinary practitioners
PART 2.6 - CLINICAL TRIALS
- 38 Application of Part
- 39 Authorisation of clinical trials
PART 2.7 - OFFENCES
- 40 Offence--loss or theft of Schedule 4D or 8 substances
- 41 Offence--possessing Schedule 7 substances for domestic use
- 42 Offences--automatic machines for supplying certain therapeutic goods
- 43 Offence--supplying certain therapeutic goods at houses or in public places
- 44 Offence--administration or non-wholesale supply of unregistered or unlisted therapeutic goods
- 45 Offence--supply of expired therapeutic goods
- 46 Offence--dispensing or compounding scheduled substances on prescription
- 47 Offence--obtaining scheduled substances by false representation
- 48 Defence for delivering or transporting substances
PART 2.8 - RESTRICTION ORDERS
- 49 Health Secretary may make restriction orders
- 50 Grounds on which restriction orders may be made
- 51 Making restriction orders
- 52 Restriction orders for health practitioners
- 53 Review of restriction orders
PART 2.9 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 54 Regulations about scheduled substances used for cosmetic purposes
- 55 Regulations about activities involving certain therapeutic goods and preparations
CHAPTER 3 - LICENCES, APPROVALS AND OTHER AUTHORISATIONS
PART 3.1 - INTRODUCTION
- 56 Application of Chapter
PART 3.2 - LICENCES FOR WHOLESALE SUPPLY AND OBTAINING WHOLESALE SUPPLY OF CERTAIN THERAPEUTIC GOODS
Division 1 - Granting of wholesaler licences and obtain licences
- 57 Wholesaler licences and obtain licences
- 58 Grounds for granting licence
- 59 Application for licence
- 60 Conditions of licence
- 61 Variation of licence
- 62 Annual fee for licence
Division 2 - Suspension or cancellation of wholesaler licences and obtain licences
- 63 Mandatory grounds for suspension or cancellation of licence
- 64 Discretionary grounds for suspension or cancellation of licence
- 65 Submissions about suspension or cancellation of licence on discretionary grounds
- 66 Notice of suspension or cancellation of licence
PART 3.3 - APPROVALS FOR SUPPLY AND PRESCRIPTION OF CERTAIN THERAPEUTIC GOODS BY HEALTH PRACTITIONERS
- 67 Application of Part
- 68 Granting of approval
- 69 Offence--supplying or issuing prescriptions for therapeutic goods without approval
- 70 Application for approval
- 71 Conditions of approval
- 72 Variation of approval
- 73 Suspension or revocation of approval
PART 3.4 - OPIOID TREATMENT PROGRAM
- 74 Registration in Opioid Treatment Program
- 75 Offence--supplying, dispensing or issuing prescriptions for certain scheduled substances without OTP registration
- 76 Granting of DMT authority
- 77 Application for DMT authority
- 78 Duration of DMT authority
- 79 Conditions of DMT authority
- 80 Variation of DMT authority
- 81 Suspension or revocation of DMT authority
PART 3.6 - MISCELLANEOUS
Division 1 - Investigation of applications for licences, approvals and DMT authorities
- 82 Application of Division
- 83 Information about applications for licences, approvals and DMT authorities
- 84 Investigation of applications for licences, approvals and DMT authorities
Division 2 - Fees
- 85 Fees for licences, approvals, OTP registrations and DMT authorities
CHAPTER 4 - APPLICATION OF COMMONWEALTH THERAPEUTIC GOODS LAWS
- 86 Application of Commonwealth therapeutic goods laws
- 87 Functions of Commonwealth Minister, Commonwealth Secretary and others
- 88 Application of Commonwealth administrative laws
- 89 Application of Commonwealth criminal laws
- 90 Functions of Commonwealth officers and authorities relating to offences
- 91 No double jeopardy for offences against applied provisions
- 92 Commonwealth may keep fees paid to Commonwealth Secretary
CHAPTER 5 - INVESTIGATION FUNCTIONS
PART 5.1 - INFORMATION GATHERING
- 93 Application of Part
- 94 Powers to require information and records
- 95 Power to require answers
- 96 Recording of evidence
- 97 Power to require name and address
- 98 Privilege against self-incrimination not affected
PART 5.2 - ENTERING PREMISES
- 99 Powers to enter premises
- 100 Search warrants
- 101 Powers permitted to be exercised on premises
- 102 Power to require name and address
- 103 Requiring assistance
- 104 Use of force
PART 5.3 - SEIZED THINGS
- 105 Definition
- 106 Release of seized things
- 107 Forfeiture of seized things by order
- 108 Forfeiture of seized things with consent
- 109 Order for expenses to be paid
- 110 Storage of and interference with seized things
- 111 Disposal of forfeited things
PART 5.4 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 112 Offence--contravention of requirement made by authorised officer
- 113 Variation or revocation of notices
- 114 Destruction of things surrendered by enforcement agencies
CHAPTER 6 - ENFORCEMENT
PART 6.1 - COMPLIANCE NOTICES
- 115 Compliance notices
- 116 Review of compliance notices
PART 6.2 - OFFENCES AND PENALTIES
- 117 Maximum penalty for Tier 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 offences
- 118 Contraventions by corporations
- 119 Continuing offences
- 120 Proceedings for offences
- 121 Penalty notices
- 122 Protection from personal liability
- 123 Exclusion of civil liability of State and State authorities
PART 6.3 - EVIDENTIARY MATTERS
- 124 Certificates issued by Health Secretary
- 125 Certificates issued by analysts
- 126 Presumptions
CHAPTER 7 - ADMINISTRATION
PART 7.1 - REGULATORY ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND CLINICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE
- 127 Regulatory Advisory Committee
- 128 Clinical Advisory Committee
- 129 Information required from Health Care Complaints Commission and certain health practitioner bodies
- 130 Subcommittees
PART 7.2 - AUTHORISED OFFICERS
- 131 Appointment of authorised officers
- 132 Police officers taken to be authorised officers
- 133 Functions of authorised officers
- 134 Certificate of authority for authorised officers
- 135 Use of assistants
- 136 Offences--obstruction or impersonation
PART 7.3 - ANALYSTS AND ANALYSES
- 137 Appointment of analysts
- 138 Conduct of analyses
- 139 Offence--use of analysis for trade purposes or advertisement
PART 7.4 - ORDERS BY HEALTH SECRETARY
Division 1 - Public health risk authorisation orders
- 140 Health Secretary may make public health risk authorisation orders
- 141 Duration of public health risk authorisation orders
- 142 Effect of public health risk authorisation orders
Division 2 - Supply prohibition orders
- 143 Health Secretary may make supply prohibition orders
CHAPTER 8 - MISCELLANEOUS
- 144 Health Secretary may recover fees and charges
- 145 Service of documents
- 146 Disclosure of information
- 147 Act to bind Crown
- 148 Review of Act
- 149 Regulations
- 150 Specific regulation-making powers
- 151 Repeals