Records about unused emergency goods and unused emergency biologicals
10 Records about unused emergency goods and unused emergency biologicals
A person who has, or has had, control over unused emergency goods or unused emergency biologicals must:
ensure that records are kept that include the following information:
the quantities of the goods or biologicals under the person’s control;
how the goods or biologicals are stored before being disposed of;
if a direction under subclause 4(1) has been received—what actions have been taken to dispose of the goods or biologicals as directed and when the actions were taken;
if the goods or biologicals have been exported or supplied—to whom they were exported or supplied and in what quantity; and
retain the records for 7 years after the last entry is made; and
if the Secretary so requests in writing—give to the Secretary a copy of a record mentioned in paragraph (a):
within 14 days after being notified of the Secretary’s request; or
if the information is required to establish whether the goods or biologicals pose imminent risk to the public or the environment—within 24 hours, or any shorter period, specified by the Secretary.
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