ARTG purpose Relates to the basis for inclusion of the goods in the ARTG. Goods are included in the Register as a mechanism indicating approval for supply in Australia and / or approval for export from Australia. Goods Listed for export will have an ARTG purpose of only, all others will have a purpose of ‘export’ ‘supply’. ARTG status A term describes the Registration / Listing status of therapeutic goods in relation to their inclusion, or otherwise, in the ARTG. It includes Registered, Listed, cancelled by Secretary and cancelled by sponsor. ASMI2 The Australian Self-Medication Industry Incorporated (ABN 55 082 798 952). AUST L See Listing number. AUST R See Registration number. Australian Approved Name (AAN) for pharmaceutical substances A name for an ingredient, or a plant or other organism included in the formulation of a medicinal product, which is included in the list of Australian Approved Names for Pharmaceutical Substances published by the TGA. The list comprises three parts: AAN chemical substances list; AAN biological substances list; and AAN herbal substances list. (See TGA Approved Terminology for Drugs.) Australian Approved Names List2 The document entitled TGA Approved Terminology for Medicines (July 1999), as in force from time to time, published by the TGA. Note 1 The Australian Approved Names List includes: Australian Approved Names Chemicals List; and – Australian Approved Names Biologicals List; and – Australian Approved Names Herbal Substances List. – Note 2 The Australian Approved Names List may be published as part of a larger document; for example, the document entitled TGA Approved Terminology for Medicines. Australian legal unit of measurement3 Has the meaning given by the National Measurement Act 1960. Authorised delegate A delegate of the Secretary exercising a to decide whether to Register therapeutic goods. (Section 60A(8)) Authorised officer2 An officer of the Department, or of another Department or authority of the Commonwealth; or an officer of:
ARTG purpose Relates to the basis for inclusion of the goods in the ARTG. Goods are included in the Register as a mechanism indicating approval for supply in Australia and / or approval for export from Australia. Goods Listed for export will have an ARTG purpose of ‘export’ only, all others will have a purpose of ‘supply’. ARTG status A term describes the Registration / Listing status of therapeutic goods in relation to their inclusion, or otherwise, in the ARTG. It includes Registered, Listed, cancelled by Secretary and cancelled by sponsor. ASMI2 The Australian Self-Medication Industry Incorporated (ABN 55 082 798 952). AUST L See Listing number. AUST R See Registration number. Australian Approved Name (AAN) for pharmaceutical substances A name for an ingredient, or a plant or other organism included in the formulation of a medicinal product, which is included in the list of Australian Approved Names for Pharmaceutical Substances published by the TGA. The list comprises three parts: AAN chemical substances list; AAN biological substances list; and AAN herbal substances list. (See TGA Approved Terminology for Drugs.) Australian Approved Names List2 The document entitled TGA Approved Terminology for Medicines (July 1999), as in force from time to time, published by the TGA. Note 1 The Australian Approved Names List includes: Australian Approved Names – Chemicals List; and Australian Approved Names – Biologicals List; and Australian Approved Names – Herbal Substances List. Note 2 The Australian Approved Names List may be published as part of a larger document; for example, the document entitled TGA Approved Terminology for Medicines. Australian legal unit of measurement3 Has the meaning given by the National Measurement Act 1960. Authorised delegate A delegate of the Secretary exercising a to decide whether to Register therapeutic goods. (Section 60A(8)) Authorised officer2 An officer of the Department, or of another Department or authority of the Commonwealth; or an officer of:
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