Medicines and Poisons Act 2019

The chief executive must consider a request made under section 105 and decide whether to—

end the administrative action; or

continue the administrative action (further administrative action); or

take other administrative action in relation to the authority that is less onerous (also further administrative action).

However, if the administrative action being considered is agreed administrative action, the chief executive may take further administrative action (further agreed action) only if—

the relevant person to whom the further administrative action applies agrees to the action; and

if the authority is a substance authority—the holder of the authority agrees to the further administrative action.

If the chief executive decides to take further administrative action that is the suspension of the authority indefinitely or changing the conditions of the authority, the chief executive must also decide the review day for the further administrative action.

If the chief executive decides to end the administrative action, or decides to take further agreed action, the chief executive must give the holder notice of the decision.

If subsection (4) does not apply, the chief executive must give the holder an information notice for the decision.