(4C) A person is authorised to manufacture and sell or S. 13(4C) supply by wholesale, subject to and in accordance inserted by No. 74/2004 with the regulations— s. 3. (a) any Schedule 5 poison; or (b) any Schedule 6 poison. (5) Despite subsection (1)(a), a registered medical S. 13(5) inserted by practitioner or pharmacist who is also a registered No. 18/2000 Chinese medicine practitioner or registered s. 99(4), substituted by Chinese herbal dispenser with an endorsement No. 13/2010 with respect to Schedule 1 poisons is authorised to s. 37(4), amended by obtain and have in his or her possession and to No. 27/2012 use, sell or supply Schedule 1 poisons in s. 12(4)(5). accordance with that endorsement in the lawful practice of his or her profession as a registered medical practitioner or pharmacist. (6) A person who is licensed to carry on a pharmacy S. 13(6) inserted by business or pharmacy depot under Part 3 of the No. 80/2004 Pharmacy Regulation Act 2010 is authorized to s. 150(Sch. 2 item 2.4), sell or supply by retail, subject to and in amended by accordance with this Act and regulations, any Nos 97/2005 s. 179(1)(f), poison or controlled substance or drug of 39/2010 s. 120. dependence if the sale or supply is under the supervision of a registered pharmacist who is employed or engaged by that person to provide pharmacy services for that pharmacy business or pharmacy depot. 13A Chinese medicine practitioners and herbal S. 13A inserted by dispensers must establish therapeutic need No. 18/2000 s. 100. (1) A registered Chinese medicine practitioner must S. 13A(1) amended by not administer, prescribe, sell or supply a No. 13/2010 Schedule 1 poison unless— s. 38(a). (a) the poison is for the therapeutic use of a person who has consulted the practitioner; and
S. 13(4C) inserted by No. 74/2004 s. 3. (4C) A person is authorised to manufacture and sell or supply by wholesale, subject to and in accordance with the regulations— (a) any Schedule 5 poison; or (b) any Schedule 6 poison. S. 13(5) inserted by No. 18/2000 s. 99(4), substituted by No. 13/2010 s. 37(4), amended by No. 27/2012 s. 12(4)(5). (5) Despite subsection (1)(a), a registered medical practitioner or pharmacist who is also a registered Chinese medicine practitioner or registered Chinese herbal dispenser with an endorsement with respect to Schedule 1 poisons is authorised to obtain and have in his or her possession and to use, sell or supply Schedule 1 poisons in accordance with that endorsement in the lawful practice of his or her profession as a registered medical practitioner or pharmacist. S. 13(6) inserted by No. 80/2004 s. 150(Sch. 2 item 2.4), amended by Nos 97/2005 s. 179(1)(f), 39/2010 s. 120. (6) A person who is licensed to carry on a pharmacy business or pharmacy depot under Part 3 of the Pharmacy Regulation Act 2010 is authorized to sell or supply by retail, subject to and in accordance with this Act and regulations, any poison or controlled substance or drug of dependence if the sale or supply is under the supervision of a registered pharmacist who is employed or engaged by that person to provide pharmacy services for that pharmacy business or pharmacy depot. S. 13A inserted by No. 18/2000 s. 100. 13A Chinese medicine practitioners and herbal dispensers must establish therapeutic need S. 13A(1) amended by No. 13/2010 s. 38(a). (1) A registered Chinese medicine practitioner must not administer, prescribe, sell or supply a Schedule 1 poison unless— (a) the poison is for the therapeutic use of a person who has consulted the practitioner; and
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