r. 53 Division 9—Warrants for ovulatory stimulants, prostaglandins, retinoids and thalidomide 53 Requirement for warrants (1) A registered medical practitioner must not purchase, obtain, use, supply or prescribe an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide unless he or she holds a warrant under the Act to do so. 100 penalty units. (2) Despite subregulation (1), a registered medical practitioner acting in accordance with the instruction of a registered medical practitioner who holds a warrant may use, supply or prescribe an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide with respect to a specific patient in accordance with the authorisation given by the warrant. (3) A nurse practitioner acting in accordance with the Reg. 53(3) inserted by instruction of a registered medical practitioner S.R. No. who holds a warrant may use, supply or prescribe 131/2010 reg. 20. an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide with respect to a specific patient in accordance with the authorisation given by the warrant. 54 Warrant number to be included in any prescription (1) A registered medical practitioner who prescribes an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide must include the warrant number on the prescription. 10 penalty units. (2) A registered medical practitioner or nurse Reg. 54(2) substituted by practitioner who prescribes an ovulatory S.R. No. stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or 131/2010 reg. 21. thalidomide on the direction of the warrant holder must include on the prescription—
Division 9—Warrants for ovulatory stimulants, prostaglandins, retinoids and thalidomide 53 Requirement for warrants r. 53 (1) A registered medical practitioner must not purchase, obtain, use, supply or prescribe an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide unless he or she holds a warrant under the Act to do so. 100 penalty units. (2) Despite subregulation (1), a registered medical practitioner acting in accordance with the instruction of a registered medical practitioner who holds a warrant may use, supply or prescribe an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide with respect to a specific patient in accordance with the authorisation given by the warrant. Reg. 53(3) inserted by S.R. No. 131/2010 reg. 20. (3) A nurse practitioner acting in accordance with the instruction of a registered medical practitioner who holds a warrant may use, supply or prescribe an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide with respect to a specific patient in accordance with the authorisation given by the warrant. 54 Warrant number to be included in any prescription (1) A registered medical practitioner who prescribes an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide must include the warrant number on the prescription. 10 penalty units. Reg. 54(2) substituted by S.R. No. 131/2010 reg. 21. (2) A registered medical practitioner or nurse practitioner who prescribes an ovulatory stimulant, a prostaglandin, a retinoid or thalidomide on the direction of the warrant holder must include on the prescription—
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