A person in possession of premises shall not—
(a) permit their premises to be represented as a pharmacy by any means, such as the use of emblems, signs or titles unless that person is the holder of a certificate of registration in respect of those premises;
(b) permit the premises, or any part of it, to be used as a pharmacy, unless the premises, or the part so used, is registered as a pharmacy;
(c) operate a pharmacy unless—
(i) compounding, dispensing and sale of poisons is under the direct supervision of an authorised seller of poisons,
(ii) the practice of pharmacy is under the direct supervision of a registered pharmacist,
(iii) there is conspicuously displayed in the pharmacy a valid certificate of registration relating to the premises, a certificate of registration relating to the pharmacist under whose supervision the practice of pharmacy is carried on and a certificate of registration relating to the authorised seller of poisons under whose supervision the compounding dispensing and sale of poisons is carried on.