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← Customs Act 1960

Customs Act 1960 s 68

s 68 Exemption

68. Nothing in this Act applies to — ( a ) any bottling, blending, compounding or varying of intoxicating liquors by a legally qualified medical practitioner or by any chemist in the service of the Government or by any person registered as a pharmacist under the Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 and has in force a valid practising certificate issued under that Act or, with the approval of the Director‑General, by a qualified chemist which is proved to be for genuine medicinal or scientific purposes; and ( b ) any distillation by a legally qualified medical practitioner or by any chemist in the service of the Government or by any person registered as a pharmacist under the Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 and has in force a valid practising certificate issued under that Act or, with the approval of the Director‑General, by a qualified chemist which is proved to be for genuine medicinal or scientific purposes or, with the approval of the Director‑General, to any distillation of essential oils. [48/2007]

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