Legal Document

If the Council believes it is not in the public's interest for a medicine or scheduled substance to be available, it can:

1. Issue a Notice:
   - Direct a person via written notice or through the Gazette to:
     - Return the medicine or substance in their possession to the manufacturer, supplier, or importer.
     - Deliver or send the medicine to another person designated by the Council.

2. Direct Manufacturers, Suppliers, or Importers:
   - Instruct them, via written notice, to manage any quantity of the specified medicine or substance, including those returned in response to previous directions.

A person may not engage in the following activities concerning medicines or scheduled substances without the appropriate licenses and permits:

1. Manufacture or Pack and Sell:
   - Cannot manufacture or pack and sell medicines or scheduled substances unless holding the relevant license and complying with specified conditions.

2. Import or Export:
   - Cannot import or export these substances without the necessary license and compliance with Council-determined conditions.

3. Scheduled Substances (Schedule 3 or 4):
   - Additional permits are required for manufacturing, packing, selling, importing, or exporting these substances, alongside the necessary licenses.

4. Sale Restrictions:
   - Manufacturers, importers, or wholesale dealers cannot sell medicines or substances to unauthorized persons. However, authorized prescribers and pharmacists may sell them for consumption, subject to other provisions.