(c) the name, address and telephone number of the place of supply; and (d) the name of the poison or controlled substance or a trade name which unambiguously identifies the poison or controlled substance and its strength, form and quantity; and (e) subject to subregulation (6), the directions for use. 50 penalty units. (6) An authorised optometrist or an authorised Reg. 29(6) amended by podiatrist who supplies a Schedule 4 poison in S.R. No. 63/2007 accordance with subregulation (5) is not required reg. 15(4)(a). to include directions for use of the poison on a label on the container if— (a) the dosage regimen or use is so complex that Reg. 29(6)(a) amended by the authorised optometrist or authorised S.R. No. 63/2007 podiatrist has supplied the patient with reg. 15(4)(b). separate written instruction; or Reg. 29(6)(b) (b) the administration of the poison is to be amended by carried out by a registered medical S.R. Nos 63/2007 practitioner, pharmacist, dentist, an reg. 15(4)(c), authorised optometrist, an authorised 131/2010 podiatrist, nurse or registered midwife. reg. 12(5), 136/2012 reg. 17(5). (7) A veterinary practitioner is not required to comply with subregulation (1) if a Schedule 4 poison is supplied in bulk for treatment of flocks or herds of animals provided that— (a) each container of the poison retains the manufacturer's original label; and (b) the veterinary practitioner provides written instructions containing the information specified in subregulation (1) to the owner
(c) the name, address and telephone number of the place of supply; and (d) the name of the poison or controlled substance or a trade name which unambiguously identifies the poison or controlled substance and its strength, form and quantity; and (e) subject to subregulation (6), the directions for use. 50 penalty units. Reg. 29(6) amended by S.R. No. 63/2007 reg. 15(4)(a). (6) An authorised optometrist or an authorised podiatrist who supplies a Schedule 4 poison in accordance with subregulation (5) is not required to include directions for use of the poison on a label on the container if— Reg. 29(6)(a) amended by S.R. No. 63/2007 reg. 15(4)(b). (a) the dosage regimen or use is so complex that the authorised optometrist or authorised podiatrist has supplied the patient with separate written instruction; or Reg. 29(6)(b) amended by S.R. Nos 63/2007 reg. 15(4)(c), 131/2010 reg. 12(5), 136/2012 reg. 17(5). (b) the administration of the poison is to be carried out by a registered medical practitioner, pharmacist, dentist, an authorised optometrist, an authorised podiatrist, nurse or registered midwife. (7) A veterinary practitioner is not required to comply with subregulation (1) if a Schedule 4 poison is supplied in bulk for treatment of flocks or herds of animals provided that— (a) each container of the poison retains the manufacturer's original label; and (b) the veterinary practitioner provides written instructions containing the information specified in subregulation (1) to the owner
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