Significant alteration to a pharmacy
14 Significant alteration to a pharmacy
The pharmacist with overall responsibility for a pharmacy must not cause or permit any significant alteration to be made to the pharmacy without the prior written approval of the Board.
Penalty: a fine of $1 000.
The pharmacist with overall responsibility for a pharmacy must make application to the Board for approval to make significant alterations to that pharmacy at least 2 months before the commencement of the alterations.
Penalty: a fine of $ 500.
An application under subregulation (2) must be accompanied by —
all relevant plans and specifications relating to the proposed significant alterations; and
the relevant application fee specified in Schedule 2.
The Board may, by notice in writing given to an applicant, request that the applicant provide to the Board such further information as the Board reasonably requires to decide the application.
The Board must not withhold approval under this regulation unless it is satisfied that if the alterations were carried out in accordance with the plans and specifications given to the Board the pharmacy would cease to meet the requirements for the minimum standards of fitness for the competent and safe practice of pharmacy prescribed under regulation 13.
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