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(8) Every licensee who desires to deal in the dangerous drugs specified in his license at premises other than the premises named in his license shall make application in that behalf to the Director-General as aforesaid, and shall in his application set out the full address of the proposed additional or substituted premises, and shall deliver his license for indorsement; and, if the Director-General approves the application, he shall indorse the license accordingly, and enter particulars of the indorsement in the Register referred to in clause (4) of this regulation, and such license shall thereafter take effect according to the tenor of the indorsement.

(9) Unless revoked under the provisions of Regulation 5 hereof, every license shall continue in force until the 31st day of March following the date of its issue, save that any license granted during the months of February and March in any year shall continue in force until the 31st day of March in the next ensuing year.

(10) Every licensee who desires to be licensed after the expiration of a current license shall make fresh application in that behalf to the Director-General as aforesaid at least one month prior to the expiration of his current license, but it shall not be necessary to specify anew in such application the dangerous drugs to which it is desired that the license shall relate.

(11) The Director-General shall, in the month of April in every year, cause to be published in the Gazette in the form numbered 6 in the First Schedule hereto a list of the names of all persons for the time being licensed under this regulation, together with the premises referred to in the respective licenses, and shall from time to time so cause to be published lists of additional names and additional or substituted premises.

(12) Every registered chemist and every practitioner shall, without the necessity of making application for a license and without the actual issue of a license under these regulations (but subject to the provisions of clause (6) of Regulation 5 hereof), be deemed to be licensed and to be the holder of a license to produce, manufacture, sell, distribute, or otherwise deal in all dangerous drugs for the purposes of their respective businesses or professions, but not otherwise, and (in the case of a registered chemist) at his business address set out in the Pharmaceutical Register of New Zealand, and (in the case of a practitioner) at the place where he practises his profession.

(13) It shall not be necessary to enter in the Register referred to in clause (4) of this regulation the names of persons deemed to be licensed under the last preceding clause of this regulation, nor shall the names of such persons be published in the list referred to in clause (11) of this regulation; but nothing herein contained shall prevent any such person, if he so desires, from applying for an express license under clause (1) of this regulation.

(14) No license granted under these regulations nor the rights thereby conferred nor any of them shall be exercisable by any person other than the licensee, or be assigned, charged, or alienated to or in favour of, or be capable of devolving upon any person, whether by act of parties or by operation of law.

REGULATION 5.—REVOCATION OF LICENSES.

(1) The Minister may at any time revoke the license of any person licensed under these regulations—

(a) If such person is convicted of an offence against the said Act or these regulations; or

(b) If the Minister is satisfied that such person has committed a breach of the terms of his license or has failed, without reasonable excuse, to comply with any condition expressly or by implication contained in his license; or

(c) If it appears to the Minister that the license has been granted in error or through any misrepresentation or fraud, or has been granted without his approval to a person to whom, except with the approval of the Minister, no license should be granted pursuant to section 9 of the said Act.

(2) The Minister shall not revoke the license to be held by a medical practitioner except on the recommendation of the Medical Council of New Zealand.

(3) The Minister shall not revoke the license deemed to be held by a registered chemist, dentist, or veterinary surgeon except on the recommendation of the Director-General of Health.

(4) Revocation of a license shall be effected by publication in the Gazette of a notice to that effect under the hand of the Minister.