poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance specified in the order; and (d) the poisons or controlled substances or class of poison or controlled substance to which the order relates; and (e) the date on which the order comes into force; and (f) the period during which the order is in force, not exceeding 6 months. 22F What a public health emergency order authorises S. 22F inserted by No. 17/2008 (1) A public health emergency order authorises a s. 5. person or class of person specified in the order to obtain and possess, use, sell or supply a specified poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance in accordance with the order. (2) A public health emergency order authorises a person to whom a specified poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance has been sold or supplied in accordance with the order to possess and use that poison or controlled substance for the purpose for which it was sold or supplied. S. 22G 22G Extending, amending and revoking orders inserted by No. 17/2008 (1) The Secretary may, by subsequent order— s. 5. (a) extend or further extend the period for which a public health emergency order is in force for a period not exceeding 6 months; (b) otherwise amend or vary a public health emergency order. (2) The Secretary may revoke a public health emergency order by subsequent order.
poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance specified in the order; and (d) the poisons or controlled substances or class of poison or controlled substance to which the order relates; and (e) the date on which the order comes into force; and (f) the period during which the order is in force, not exceeding 6 months. S. 22F inserted by No. 17/2008 s. 5. 22F What a public health emergency order authorises (1) A public health emergency order authorises a person or class of person specified in the order to obtain and possess, use, sell or supply a specified poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance in accordance with the order. (2) A public health emergency order authorises a person to whom a specified poison or controlled substance or class of poison or controlled substance has been sold or supplied in accordance with the order to possess and use that poison or controlled substance for the purpose for which it was sold or supplied. S. 22G inserted by No. 17/2008 s. 5. 22G Extending, amending and revoking orders (1) The Secretary may, by subsequent order— (a) extend or further extend the period for which a public health emergency order is in force for a period not exceeding 6 months; (b) otherwise amend or vary a public health emergency order. (2) The Secretary may revoke a public health emergency order by subsequent order.
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