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2023 Laws not yet authenticated through a Commencement Order

Revised Laws of Saint Lucia (2023)

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2. Interpretation

In these Regulations—

“Act” means the Pharmacy Act;

“Minister” means Minister responsible for health;

“Pharmacy Council” means the Pharmacy Council established under section 5 of the Act.

2. Interpretation

2. Interpretation

4. Administration

5. Establishment

6. Tenure and removal

7. Reappointment

8. Alternate members

10. Head Office

12. Remuneration

14. List of Poisons

15. Directions from Minister

16. Report to Minister

17. Report of proceedings

21. Exemption from liability

22. Decision to hold inquiry

23. Powers of inquiry

24. Hearing public

25. Rules of evidence

26. Notice of inquiry

27. Report of inquiry

28. Appeal to the High Court

29. Action by Minister

31. Authorised seller of poisons

32. Premises of pharmacy

34. Application

36. Grant of registration

37. Record of registration

38. Certificate of registration

39. Validity of registration

41. Appeal against decision of Council

42. Obligation consequent on registration

43. Inspection by public

44. Amendment of register

46. Appointment

47. Certificate of appointment

48. Tenure and revocation of appointment

49. Reappointment

51. Power of entry and inspection

52. Requirement for consent or warrant

53. Power to seize

54. Analysis and certificate of inspection

55. Investigation of breaches

56. Search under warrant

57. Powers of inquiry

58. Investigation in private

59. Evidence in other proceedings

60. Opportunity to put case

61. Security requirements

65. General penalty

66. Exercise of discretion

67. Removal mandatory

68. Regulations

70. Transitional

PART 1 PRELIMINARY

2. Interpretation

4. Administration

5. Establishment

6. Tenure and removal

7. Reappointment

8. Alternate members

10. Head Office

12. Remuneration

14. List of Poisons

15. Directions from Minister

16. Report to Minister

17. Report of proceedings

21. Exemption from liability

22. Decision to hold inquiry

23. Powers of inquiry

24. Hearing public

25. Rules of evidence

26. Notice of inquiry

27. Report of inquiry

28. Appeal to the High Court

29. Action by Minister

PART 2 REGISTRATION

31. Authorised seller of poisons

32. Premises of pharmacy

34. Application

36. Grant of registration

37. Record of registration

38. Certificate of registration

39. Validity of registration

41. Appeal against decision of Council

42. Obligation consequent on registration

43. Inspection by public

44. Amendment of register

PART 3 ENFORCEMENT

46. Appointment

47. Certificate of appointment

48. Tenure and revocation of appointment

49. Reappointment

51. Power of entry and inspection

52. Requirement for consent or warrant

53. Power to seize

54. Analysis and certificate of inspection

55. Investigation of breaches

56. Search under warrant

57. Powers of inquiry

58. Investigation in private

59. Evidence in other proceedings

60. Opportunity to put case

61. Security requirements

65. General penalty

66. Exercise of discretion

67. Removal mandatory

PART 4 MISCELLANEOUS

68. Regulations

70. Transitional

SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION

Pharmacy (Forms and Fees) Regulations – Section 68 (Statutory Instrument 43/2006)

4. Application for registration or renewal of registration as a pharmacist

5. Application for registration or renewal of registration of premises as pharmacy

6. Application for registration or renewal of registration as an authorised seller of poisons

7. Certificate of registration as pharmacist

8. Certificate of registration as pharmacy

9. Certificate of registration as authorised seller of poisons

Pharmacy Regulations – Section 68 (Statutory Instrument 138/2007)