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Failure to pay annual charges: manufacturing licences revoked

Details of manufacturing licences revoked under section 41(1)(f) of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989.

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If a sponsor fails to pay the annual licence charge or prescribed inspection fees within 28 days after they become payable, the Secretary can revoke the manufacturing licence.

In the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989, section 41(1)(f) provides for the revocation of a licence for non-payment of an annual licence charge or prescribed inspection fee.

A manufacturer may request a review of the decision to revoke their licence within 90 days of the cancellation notice being given to the manufacturer.

The records below include information on the decisions to revoke a licence and any subsequent decision. 

To find out whether a Licence number is currently authorised for supply in Australia, check the ARTG.

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Surgi Supplies International Pty Ltd

Licence number: MI-27102004-LI-000081-1

 
Licence type:
Good Manufacturing Practice High level Annual Licence (Renewal)
Type of decision:
Cancelled under s41(1)(f) of the Act
Date of effect:
 

Cosmetic Components Pty Ltd

Licence number: MI-23112004-LI-000202-1

 
Licence type:
Good Manufacturing Practice Low Level Annual Licence (Renewal)
Type of decision:
Cancelled under s41(1)(f) of the Act
Date of effect:
 

Naturalab Pty Ltd

Licence number: MI-20062007-LI-001909-11

 
Licence type:
Good Manufacturing Practice Low Level Annual Licence (Renewal)
Type of decision:
Cancelled under s41(1)(f) of the Act
Date of effect:
 
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