Registers
49 Registers
The
General Manager must keep the following registers on behalf of the
Authority:
a register of pharmacy services providers;
a register of former pharmacy services providers—
whose registration has been cancelled by disciplinary action under the repealed Act or the Health
Practitioner Regulation National Law (South Australia);
or
who have been prohibited from being a pharmacy services provider or from occupying a position of authority in a body corporate or trust by disciplinary action under the repealed Act or this Act, (and who have not been reinstated to the register under paragraph (a)).
The register of pharmacy services providers must include, in relation to each person on the register—
the full name and nominated contact address of the pharmacy services provider; and
in the case of a recognised corporate pharmacy services provider or recognised trustee pharmacy services provider—the full names and addresses of all persons who occupy a position of authority in the provider; and
information prescribed by the regulations, and may include such other information as the Authority thinks fit.
The register of former pharmacy services providers must include, in relation to each person on the register, information prescribed by the regulations and may include such other information as the
Authority thinks fit.
The
General Manager is responsible to the Authority for the form and maintenance of the registers.
The
General Manager must correct an entry in a register that is not, or has ceased to be, correct.
The registers must be kept available for inspection by any person during ordinary office hours at the principal office of the Authority and the registers or extracts from the registers may be made available to the public by electronic means.
A person may, on payment of the prescribed fee, obtain a copy of any
part of a register under this section.
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