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DRUGS, POISONS AND CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES REGULATIONS 2017 (SR NO 29 OF 2017) - REG 6

Meaning of chart instruction

    (1)     A "chart instruction" is an order—

        (a)     that provides for a person to be supplied with a Schedule 3 poison, Schedule 4 poison or Schedule 8 poison; and

        (b)     that is given by complying with the procedure set out in the Commonwealth Regulations for writing a medication chart prescription within the meaning of those Regulations.

    (2)     An order may be a "chart instruction"—

        (a)     whether or not the Schedule 3 poison, Schedule 4 poison or Schedule 8 poison in respect of which the order is given is a pharmaceutical benefit within the meaning of the Commonwealth Regulations; and

        (b)     whether or not the person who writes the instruction is a PBS prescriber within the meaning of the Commonwealth Regulations.

Notes

1     Under the Commonwealth Regulations, a medication chart prescription must be for a pharmaceutical benefit and must be given by a PBS prescriber. Under subregulation (2), chart instruction includes medication chart prescriptions and also includes other orders that do not meet those requirements.

2     See regulations 28(3) and 29(2) in relation to the writing of other information on a hospital medication chart or residential medication chart.

Chapter 2—Schedule 4, 8 and 9 poisons



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