Location Rules definition

Location Rules means the rules determined by the Minister
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Location Rules means the rules determined by the Minister under section 99L of the Act.
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Location Rules means the rules determined by the Minister under s.99L of the Act subject to which the ACPA makes recommendations under the Act in relation to approval of pharmacists in respect of particular premises. Minister means the Minister who administers the Act. PBS means the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme established under Part VII of the Act. Pharmaceutical benefit Professional Programs and Services Advisory Committee Programs means the professional pharmacy programs and services set out in Part 5. Tribunal means the Pharmaceutical Benefits Remuneration Tribunal established under s.98A of the Act.
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Examples of Location Rules in a sentence

  • Candidates must also comply with the following rules and policies during the Exam, and the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ cannot release the Exam until the Candidate has indicated that they have read, understood and accept these rules and policies: Testing Location Rules ● Room must be quiet, private and well lit ● Bright lights or windows should not be positioned behind the Candidate ● Testing from public spaces such as coffee shops, stores, etc.

  • Student will follow the safety and security guidelines outlined in the Housing Location Rules.

  • Student shall also be responsible to pay for any charges incurred for damages to the Apartment Unit, charges due to leaving the Apartment Unit in unacceptable condition, or other fees in accordance with this agreement and the Housing Location Rules.

  • Pharmacists will be eligible for this allowance if the site for which they seek approval is eligible for approval within the special rural category of new approvals under the Location Rules (see clause 26).

  • These arrangements also aim to address those difficulties and anomalies in the Location Rules identified in the joint review of the Location Rules undertaken by the Commonwealth and the Guild in 2005.

  • The Commonwealth will consult with the Guild, and will provide reasonable time for the Guild to comment on any proposal, prior to any change being made to the Location Rules during the Term.

  • The parties agree to explore whether some anomalies in the current Location Rules can be addressed prior to 30 June 2006.

  • The Australian Government has legislated to ensure the continuation of the Location Rules and has no plan to change the Location Rules during the Term.

  • The Guild has secured a commitment from Government that there are no plans to change the 60-day dispensing policy as it currently exists, and also no plans to change the Location Rules.