medicines and related substances control act 101 of 1965

22(2) The Minister may, on the recommendation of the pricing committee, make regulations-(a)(b)(c)on the introduction of a transparent pricing system for all medicines and Scheduled substances soldin the Republic;on an appropriate dispensing fee to be charged by a pharmacist or by a person licensed in terms ofsection 22C (1) (a).on an appropriate fee to be charged by wholesalers or distributors or any other person sellingSchedule O medicines.(3) (a) The transparent pricing system contemplated in subsection (2) (a) shall include a single exit pricewhich shall be published as prescribed, and such price shall be the only price at whichmanufacturers shall sell medicines and Scheduled substances to any person other than the State.(b)(c)No pharmacist or person licensed in terms of section 22C (1) (a) or wholesaler or distributor shallsell a medicine at a price higher than the price contemplated in paragraph (a).Paragraph (b) shall not be construed as preventing a pharmacist or person licensed in terms of thisAct to charge a dispensing fee as contemplated in subsection (2) (b).(4) To the members of the pricing committee who are not in the full-time employment of the State may bepaid such remuneration and allowances as the Minister, with the concurrence of the Minister of Finance,may determine.22H Purchase and sale of medicines by wholesalers(1) (a) No wholesaler shall purchase medicines from any source other than from the original manufactureror from the primary importer of the finished product.(b)A wholesaler shall sell medicines only into the retail sector.(2) Subsection (1) shall not be construed as preventing the return of medicines for credit purposes only, to themanufacturer or wholesaler from which that medicine was initially obtained.(3) Any wholesaler may in the prescribed manner and on the prescribed conditions be exempted by theDirector-General from the provisions of subsection (1).23. Disposal of undesirable medicines(1) If the council is of the opinion that it is not in the public interest that any medicine shall be made availableto the public, it may-(a)(b)by notice in writing transmitted by registered post to any person direct that person; orby notice in the Gazette direct any person,to return any quantity of such medicine which he has in his possession to the manufacturer thereof or (inthe case of any imported medicine) to the importer concerned or to deliver or send it to any other persondesignated by the council.(2) The council may by notice in writing direct any manufacturer or importer of any such medicine who hasin his possession any quantity thereof (including any quantity returned, delivered or sent to him inpursuance of a direction under sub-section (1)), or any other person to whom any quantity of such