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(3) Whenever a dangerous drug is supplied-
(a) on a written order signed by a sister in accordance with subsection (1)(b)(i);
(b) on a prescription lawfully given by a registered medical practitioner or a registered dentist; or
(c) in accordance with directions given in the bed card or case sheet of a patient,
by a person who is a registered pharmacist or an approved person and who is employed or engaged at a prescribed hospital or at a health centre or clinic maintained by the Crown or by the matron of a hospital, a record of such order or prescription shall be entered in a book kept solely for the purpose.
(4) Every dangerous drug, other than a preparation specified in Part II of the First Schedule, in the actual custody of a person authorized by section 22 to be in possession thereof shall, except when the necessities of the practice or exercise of the profession, function or employment by virtue of which that person is so authorized otherwise require, be kept in a locked receptacle which can be opened only by him or by some other person authorized by that section to be in possession of the dangerous drug. [cf. U.K. S.I. 1964/1811, reg. 10(4) First Schedule]
(5) All dangerous drugs which are in the possession of any person by virtue of section 22(1)(e) or (f), (2) or (5) shall be examined at least once in every month by a person appointed by the medical officer in charge of the hospital, health centre or clinic, and if it appears to the person by whom such examination is carried out-
(a) that a dangerous drug is in the possession of such person otherwise than in accordance with this Ordinance;
(b) that the proper quantity of any dangerous drug is not in the possession of such person; or
(c) that any dangerous drug has been supplied to or supplied or dispensed by such person otherwise than in accordance with this Ordinance,
he shall forthwith notify the Director.
(6) Any person who-
(a) contravenes subsection (3) or (4); or
(b) fails to notify the Director in accordance with subsection (5),
shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of $5,000. [cf. U.K. S.I. 1964/1811, reg. 10(1) proviso and reg. 10(3) proviso]
Statutory authority for authorized sellers of poisons to manufacture preparations and retail drugs and preparations, and for listed sellers of poisons to retail certain preparations
24. (1) An authorized seller of poisons is hereby authorized-
(a) in the ordinary course of his retail business to manufacture at any premises registered by him under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordinance (Cap. 138) any preparation;
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(3) Whenever a dangerous drug is supplied-
(a) on a written order signed by a sister in accordance with subsection
(1)(b)(i);
(b) on a prescription lawfully given by a registered medical practitioner or
a registered dentist; or
(c) in accordance with directions given in the bed card or case sheet of a
patient,
by a person who is a registered pharmacist or an approved person and who is employed or engaged at a prescribed hospital or at a health centre or clinic maintained by the Crown or by the matron of a hospital, a record of such order or prescription shall be entered in a book kept solely for the purpose.
(4) Every dangerous drug, other than a preparation specified in Part II of the First Schedule, in the actual custody of a person authorized by section 22 to be in possession thereof shall, except when the necessities of the practice or exercise of the profession, function or employment by virtue of which that person is so authorized otherwise require, be kept in a locked receptacle which can be opened only by him or by some other person authorized by that section to be in possession of the dangerous drug. [ef. U.K. S.I. 1964/1811, reg. 10(4) First Schedule]
(5) All dangerous drugs which are in the possession of any person by virtue of section 22(1)(e) or (ƒ), (2) or (5) shall be examined at least once in every month by a person appointed by the medical officer in charge of the hospital, health centre or clinic, and if it appears to the person by whom such examination is carried out-
(a) that a dangerous drug is in the possession of such person otherwise
than in accordance with this Ordinance;
(b) that the proper quantity of any dangerous drug is not in the possession
of such person; or
(c) that any dangerous drug has been supplied to or supplied or dispensed
by such person otherwise than in accordance with this Ordinance,
he shall forthwith notify the Director.
(6) Any person who--
(a) contravenes subsection (3) or (4); or
(b) fails to notify the Director in accordance with subsection (5),
shall be guilty of an offence and shall be liable on conviction to a fine of $5,000. [cf. U.K. S.I. 1964/1811, reg. 10(1) proviso and reg. 10(3) proviso]
Statutory authority for authorized sellers of poisons to manufacture preparations and retail drugs and preparations,
and for listed sellers of poisons to retail certain preparations
24. (1) An authorized seller of poisons is hereby authorized---
(a) in the ordinary course of his retail business to manufacture at any premises registered by him under the Pharmacy and Poisons Ordin- ance (Cap. 138) any preparation;
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