(1) The chief executive may make a standard (a
"departmental standard" ) about carrying out a regulated activity with a regulated substance and other matters relating to the purposes and administration of this Act.
(2) Without limiting subsection (1) , a departmental standard may be about any of the following matters—(a) procedures for carrying out regulated activities;Examples—• a standard stating how to prepare and lay baits• a standard about prescribing or supplying monitored medicines(b) procedures for keeping, storing and managing regulated substances;(c) training and competency requirements for persons carrying out regulated activities with regulated substances;(d) procedures to ensure products containing regulated substances are safe and suitable for the intended use of the products;(e) requirements for tracing the movement of regulated substances from their manufacture to final disposal, including requirements about documentation and electronic transactions.
(3) The chief executive may make a departmental standard by adopting all or part of another entity’s code, guideline, protocol or standard.
(4) A departmental standard has effect in relation to a person only if a provision of a regulation states it applies to the person.