Section 21 of the Medicines Act, allows SAHPRA to authorise “any person to sell during a specified period to any specified person or institution a specified quantity of any particular medicine.
Find below are the list of Section 21 Drugs In South Africa
. Nappi.
Alemtuzumab
. Etoposide. POSID 50mg
What are Section 21 drugs?
Section 21 of the Medicines Act, allows SAHPRA to authorise “any person to sell during a specified period to any specified person or institution a specified quantity of any particular medicine which is not registered”.
Is ivermectin a section 21?
This document provides guidance on the programme for compassionate use access to unregistered ivermectin for human use through the provisions of Section 21 of the Medicines and Related Substances Act, 1965 (Act 101 of 1965) as amended and clarifies the mandate, intent and scope of the programme.
What are unregistered Medicines?
These medicines have been evaluated, tested and proven to be of quality, effective and safe. On the other hand, an unregistered medicine has not gone through the processes of evaluation and testing as specified above. Thus, the safety for use of such medicines is not guaranteed.
How much does it cost to get a section 21?
You can apply for an accelerated possession order if your tenants have not left by the date specified in your Section 21 notice and you’re not claiming rent arrears. This is sometimes quicker than applying for a standard possession order and there’s usually no court hearing. It costs £355
Can I write my own section 21 notice?
Giving Tenants the Section 21 Notice
Otherwise, you can write your own Section 21 notice. If it’s a periodic tenancy, you must explain that you’re giving notice under Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988.
Can you serve section 21 without an EPC?
Therefore, landlords of properties let under assured shorthold tenancies that were granted or renewed prior to 1 October 2015, when serving a section 21 notice seeking possession, are not required to serve an EPC or comply with the Gas Safety Regulations (Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998).