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Pharmacists Registration Act 2007 s 2

s 2 Interpretation

2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires —“appropriate register” means any of the registers mentioned in section 15(1), as appropriate; “Board” means the Specialists Accreditation Board established under section 36; “Chief Pharmacist” means the Chief Pharmacist of the Ministry of Health; “Council” means the Singapore Pharmacy Council established under section 3; “practice of pharmacy” means any of the acts or activities specified in the Schedule; “practising certificate” means a practising certificate granted under section 23; “president” means the president of the Council; “registered pharmacist” means a person who is registered as a pharmacist under this Act; “Registrar” means the Registrar of the Council; “Singapore degree” means a degree or diploma in pharmacy conferred by —(a) the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore; (b) the University of Malaya, Singapore; (c) the University of Singapore; (d) the National University of Singapore; or (e) any other tertiary institution in Singapore which the Minister may, by notification in the Gazette, prescribe; “unauthorised person” means —(a) a person who is not a registered pharmacist; or (b) a registered pharmacist who does not have a valid practising certificate, and who has not been exempted under section 70 or 71.

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