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THE TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS WILL ENSURE CONTINUATION OF REGISTRATION, FOR PHARMACISTS REGISTERED UNDER THE PHARMACYACT 1931 ON THE SAME TERMS AND SUBJECT TO THE SAME CONDITIONS AS APPLIED TO HIS OR HER REGISTRATION IMMEDIATELY BEFORE THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW PROVISIONS.

PROVISIONS ARE ALSO MADE IN RESPECT TO PERSONS WHO APPLIED FOR REGISTRATION, WERE GRANTED PROVISIONAL REGISTRATION OR FAILED TO PAY THE ANNUAL FEE UNDER THE PRINCIPAL ACT.

TRANSITIONAL ARRANGEMENTS PROVIDE FOR THE CONTINUATION OF

INQUIRIES AND REVIEWS OR THE INVESTIGATION OF COMPLAINTS IN

.RELATION TO PREVIOUS CONDUCT WHICH ARE PENDING OR

UNDERWAY IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE ENACTMENT OF THE PRESENT

AMENDMENTS. _ .

DECISIONS BY THE PHARMACY BOARD IN RESPECT TO REGISTRATION, DISCIPLINARY AND IMPAIRMENT MATTERS WILL BE SUBJECT TO APPEALS TO THE ADMINISTRATIVE APPEALS TRIBUNAL.

IN ADDITION, THE BILL PROVIDES FOR A NUMBER OF AMENDMENTS OF A HOUSEKEEPING NATURE TO REMOVE SEXIST LANGUAGE AND REDUNDANT PROVISIONS DEALING WITH REGISTRATION OF INTERSTATE PRACTITIONERS AND PERSONAL ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS WHICH WILL NOW BE DEALT WITH UNDER THE MUTUAL RECOGNITION LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK.

I COMMEND THE PHARMACY (AMENDMENT) BILL 1993 TO THE ASSEMBLY.

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