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20 of 1979
The Pharmacy Amendment Act 20 of 1979 intends:
- to amend the provisions of the Pharmacy Act, 1974, so as
- to define certain expressions;
- to alter the constitution of the South Mrican Pharmacy Board;
- to increase the number of the members who shall form a quorum at meetings of the said board;
- to empower the said board to appoint persons other than members thereof to committees of the said board;
- to make further provision with regard to the prerequisites for registration as pharmacists of holders of qualifications obtained outside the Republic;
- to provide for the registration of certain pharmacy students as pharmacists' assistants;
- to further regulate the conditions under which certain corporate bodies are allowed to carry on business as pharmacists;
- to supplement the acts which are deemed to be acts specially pertaining to the profession of a pharmacist;
- to provide for the conducting, in certain circumstances, of a pharmacy without the continuous personal supervision of a pharmacist;
- to regulate the power of entry and inspection of certain officers and other persons;
- to empower the said board to postpone the imposition or to suspend the execution of penalties which it is empowered to impose; and
- to extend the power of making regulations; and
- to provide for matters connected therewith.
Commencement
21 March 1979
