(1) A person may apply in the prescribed form to the Pharmacy Council for a Register to be amended—
(a) to correct an inaccuracy; or
(b) to restore an entry wrongfully removed,
and the Pharmacy Council if satisfied that the application is justified, may direct the Registrar to amend that Register and the Registrar shall amend the Register accordingly.
(2) The Registrar shall remove from the—
(a) Register of Pharmacists and the Register of Authorised Sellers of Poisons, entries relating to—
(i) persons who have died,
(ii) persons whom the Pharmacy Council directs to be removed under sections 66 and 67;
(b) Register of Pharmacies, premises that the Pharmacy Council—
(i) deems to be no longer used as a pharmacy, or
(ii) considers to be unfit for the operation of a pharmacy having regard to this Act and the regulations.
(3) If an entry in a register is removed under subsection (2), a certificate of registration relating to that entry is invalid and the holder of the certificate of registration shall return it to the Registrar.
(4) The Registrar shall publish in the Gazette a notice of the suspension, removal or restoration of a pharmacist, an authorised seller of poisons or premises as a pharmacy within 60 days after the suspension, removal or restoration.