Pharmacy and Drugs Act
Establishes a pharmacy board composed of specified officers; appointed members serve three years and may resign in writing or be removed by the Minister for inability.
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Establishes a pharmacy board composed of specified officers; appointed members serve three years and may resign in writing or be removed by the Minister for inability.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: "Board", "Chairperson", "corporate member", "currency point", "Minister", "planning assistant", "registered physical planner", "register", "Registrar", "Society").
Provides definitions of terms used in the Act (interpretation section).
Lists what the Act applies to and what it does not affect, including plant varieties, derivatives, plant breeders, export of seeds, traditional methods of access and exchange by local communities, sharing of benefits based on customary practices (with an exception), and access for educational purposes.
Section 1 provides definitions of terms used in the Act, listing meanings for phrases such as “arrestable offence”, “assistant commissioner”, “attested member”, “code”, “commissioner of police”, “constable”, “Constitution”, “deputy inspector general”, “force”, “inspector general”, “inspector of police”, “legal officer”
Provides definitions for terms used in the Act: certifying officer; currency point; Minister; prisoner; trial judge.
Section 1 provides definitions for terms used in the Act, including “compounding spirits”, “currency point”, “denatured spirits”, “licensing officer”, and “spirits”.
Defines "local authority" as a municipal council or a town council established under the Local Governments Act.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: agent; aspirant; authorised mark of choice; campaign period; candidate; Commission; Commission Act; election officer; polling agent; voter; voters’ register).
The President may, acting on the advice of the Cabinet, make regulations about presidential engagements or activities that are not purely private and relate to public interest; the Act and its regulations apply to the Vice President when performing functions under article 108(3) of the Constitution.
Creates a presidential standard for the President; its design is determined by the Cabinet; the President may decide other uses of the standard except as provided.
Provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: chairperson, council, editor, electronic media, executive committee, exhibition, general assembly, journalist, mass media, Minister, newspaper, roll, secretary).
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act, including "commission", "Convention", "deadly weapon", "Minister", "offender", "public official", "spouse", "superior officer", and "victim".
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act, including “child”, “debt bondage”, “currency point”, “exploitation”, “forced labour”, “Gazette”, “human sacrifice”, “Minister”, “prostitution”, “public office”, “public officer”, “public service”, “pornography”, “sex tourism”, “sexual exploitation”, “slavery”
Provides a set of definitions of terms used in the Act.
Provides definitions for key terms: “court of probate”, “probate” or “letters of administration”, and “probate duty”.
This section provides definitions for terms used in the Act (for example: "court", "currency point", "probation officer", "probation order", "probation period", "probationer", "public officer", and "supervising court") and contains a deeming rule about probation orders made on appeal.
"board" means the Board of Management established by regulations made under section 2 in respect of a provident fund established under this Act.
This section provides definitions of terms used in the Act (for example: "appointed day", "associate", "board", "committee", "currency point", and many others).
The Act comes into force when it is assented to by the President and published in the gazette.