What does s42T-42U require?

Anyone who supplies, makes or sponsors therapeutic goods (or plans to) has 24 hours, from learning of actual or potential tampering with any therapeutic goods or of a substantial risk of it, to tell the Secretary, where the person knows of the tampering or is reckless about it. A second 24-hour clock runs from receipt of any information or demand that, openly or by implication, concerns tampering, where the person knows that or is grossly negligent about it as the section defines. Each failure is an offence (12 months or 1,000 penalty units). Section 42U defines actual and potential tampering.

Australia Therapeutic Goods Act 1989 s42T-42U: Notify...

Other controls in Chapter 4A and Chapter 5: vaping goods, advertising and generic information, counterfeit goods and product tampering – Australia Therapeutic Goods Act 1989

s42DD-42DK Use a restricted representation (a reference to a serious form of a disease or condition identified in the Code) only with an approval or permission, include every required representation, use prohibited representations only with the Secretary's written permission, and keep to any conditions
s42DL-42DLC Do not advertise therapeutic goods with unapproved prohibited or restricted representations, without required representations, with references to the Act, with implied government endorsement, or referring to Schedule 3, 4 or 8 substances, biologicals or prescribed unregistered goods, and obey any notice banning a false representation
s42DM-42DMA Make every public advertisement for therapeutic goods comply with the Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code, noting each day of continuing non-compliance is a separate contravention
s42DN-42DQ When disseminating generic information about ingredients or components of therapeutic goods to the public, comply with the Advertising Code provisions prescribed for generic information
s42DR-42DX Answer the Secretary's advertising or generic information substantiation notices within the period set (at least 14 days) and comply with directions to cease, retract, correct, recover or destroy advertisements or stop a claim
s42E-42F Never manufacture, supply, import or export counterfeit therapeutic goods, meaning goods whose label, presentation, records or advertising falsely represent their identity, composition, ingredients, strength, size, sponsor, source, manufacturer or place of manufacture
s42V-42W Comply with tampering recall and public notification requirements, and do not supply or export goods of a kind or batch subject to a tampering recall without the Secretary's written consent

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