Conditions
70 Conditions
A substance authority is subject to—
a condition (a standard condition) prescribed by regulation to apply in relation to the substance authority; and
any additional condition decided by the chief executive under part 3.
Examples of standard conditions—
Conditions stating—
• how to test batches of regulated substances during manufacturing; or
• how a person must dispose of waste from a regulated substance; or
• when and how the holder of a substance authority must advise the chief executive of changes to the holder’s circumstances
If the chief executive decides to change a standard condition under part 3, the substance authority is subject to the changed condition instead of the standard condition.
For subsection (1), the regulation may prescribe a standard condition for a substance authority by reference to a code, guideline, protocol or standard, including a departmental standard.
This provision refers to the regulations (prescribed by regulation
). Made under this Act:
This Act’s bill:Explanatory memorandumSecond reading speech
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