ACT Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2008 s74-77: Supply regulated therapeutic goods only when authorised, comply with authorisation conditions, and do not pretend to be authorised or misrepresent a thing as a regulated therapeutic good

What does s74-77 require?

Supplying a regulated therapeutic good (a Commonwealth-defined therapeutic good or medical device, or other thing, prescribed by regulation) to another person or to yourself without authorisation carries up to 500 penalty units, 5 years or both, except supplying sterile injecting equipment to prevent blood-borne disease (s 74). Contravening a condition of an authorisation to deal with a regulated therapeutic good is a strict liability offence (50 penalty units) (s 75); pretending to be authorised carries 100 penalty units, 1 year or both (s 76); supplying a thing as a particular regulated therapeutic good knowing it is not carries 200 penalty units, 2 years or both, or 100 penalty units, 1 year or both if reckless (s 77).