You are here Home Product regulation Regulations for all products Overview of applying for market authorisation Supply a therapeutic good Overview of supplying therapeutic goods in Australia Role of the sponsor Information on the role of therapeutic good sponsors in Australia. Last updated 31 March 2015 Listen Print Share LinkedIn (Twitter) Facebook Email Loading... A sponsor is a person or company who does one or more of the following:exports therapeutic goods from Australiaimports therapeutic goods into Australiamanufactures therapeutic goods for supply in Australia or elsewherearranges for another party to import, export or manufacture therapeutic goods.A full definition is provided in Chapter 1 Section 3 of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989.The sponsor is responsible for applying to the TGA to have their therapeutic good included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods (ARTG). In Australia, therapeutic goods must be included on the ARTG before they can be sold. Product types Biologicals Medical devices Medicines Unapproved therapeutic goods Boundary and combination products Topics Advertising Main navigation