10B. Exception for Class A medical devices
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Despite any other provision in this Division, the prohibition in section 15(1) of the Act against the supply of an unregistered health product does not apply to the supply of a Class A medical device that is —
manufactured under a valid manufacturer’s licence or in accordance with regulation 3C;
imported by the supplier under a valid importer’s licence; or
obtained by the supplier from a wholesaler who holds a valid wholesaler’s licence.
For the purposes of paragraph (1), a medical device shall be treated as a Class A medical device if it would have been assigned to Class A according to regulation 24 had the medical device been registered.
Subregulation 1
Despite any other provision in this Division, the prohibition in section 15(1) of the Act against the supply of an unregistered health product does not apply to the supply of a Class A medical device that is —
manufactured under a valid manufacturer’s licence or in accordance with regulation 3C;
imported by the supplier under a valid importer’s licence; or
obtained by the supplier from a wholesaler who holds a valid wholesaler’s licence.
Subregulation 2
For the purposes of paragraph (1), a medical device shall be treated as a Class A medical device if it would have been assigned to Class A according to regulation 24 had the medical device been registered.