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Northern Territory Government S12 2021 Northern Territory of Australia Government Gazette ISSN-0157-833X No. S12 6 May 2021 Northern Territory of Australia Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2012 Revocation, Declarations and Approvals: Medimobile Pty Ltd I, Charles Hawkhurst Pain, Acting Chief Health Officer: (a) under sections 250(1)(a), 252 and 254(1) of the Medicines, Poisons and Therapeutic Goods Act 2012 (the Act) and with reference to section 43 of the Interpretation Act 1978, revoke the declarations and approvals made by instrument entitled "Medimobile Pty Ltd Declarations and Approval" dated 27 July 2017 and published in Gazette No. S54 of 1 August 2017; and (b) under section 252 of the Act, declare each health clinic specified in the Schedule, Parts A and B, to be a place to which Part 2.6 of the Act applies; and (c) under section 254(1)(d) of the Act, approve the Scheduled substance treatment protocol specified in the Schedule, Part C, for each health clinic mentioned in paragraph (b); and (d) under section 250(1)(a) of the Act and with reference to section 42 of the Interpretation Act 1978, declare each nurse employed by Medimobile Pty Ltd ABN 82 082 933 604 (Medimobile) and practising at a place Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 mentioned in the Schedule, Parts A or B, to be an approved nurse to supply, administer to another person and possess the Schedule 4 substance specified in the Schedule, Part D, in accordance with the Scheduled substance treatment protocol specified in the Schedule, Part C, and subject to the condition specified in the Schedule, Part E. C. H. Pain Acting Chief Health Officer Dated 6 May 2021 Schedule Part A Declared places (temporary immunisation clinics) The area established as a temporary immunisation clinic at each of the following sites: Barkly Region Site name Address Barkly House, Tennant 99 Paterson Street, Tennant Creek NT 0860 Creek Motor Vehicle Registry, 33 Leichardt Street, Tennant Creek NT 0860 Tennant Creek Northern Territory Peko Road, Tennant Creek NT 0860 Government Centre, Tennant Creek Big Rivers Region Site name Address Department of 32 Giles Street, Katherine NT 0850 Environment, Parks and Water Security, Katherine Motor Vehicle Registry, 14 Katherine Terrace, Katherine South NT 0850 Katherine Northern Territory Ground Floor, NT Government Centre, 6 First Government Centre, Street, Katherine NT 0850 Katherine Page 2 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 Randazzo Building, 18 Katherine Terrace, Katherine South NT 0850 Katherine Central Australia Region Site name Address Alice Springs 1982 Stuart Highway, Hugh NT 0872 (25 km south Correctional Centre of Alice Springs) Alice Springs Desert 871 Larapinta Drive, Alice Springs NT 0871 Park Alice Springs Plaza 36 Todd Mall, Alice Springs NT 0870 Arid Zone Research 519 Stuart Highway, Kilgariff NT 0873 Institute Centrepoint Building Corner of Gregory Terrace and Hartley Street, Alice Springs NT 0870 Green Well Building 50 Bath Street, Alice Springs NT 0870 Motor Vehicle Registry, 337 Stuart Highway, Stuart NT 0870 Alice Springs Southern Command – 17 Bath Street, Alice Springs NT 0870 Northern Territory Police Force Darwin Region Site name Address Arnhemica House 16 Parap Road, Parap NT 0820 Berrimah CSIRO Site 564 Vanderlin Drive, Berrimah NT 0828 Berrimah Farm Science 29 Makagon Road, Berrimah NT 0828 Precinct Berrimah Police Station 814 McMillans Road, Knuckey Lagoon NT 0828 (Peter McAulay Centre) Cas Com Centre 13-17 Scaturchio Street, Casuarina NT 0810 Charles Darwin Centre 19 Smith Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Page 3 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 Darwin Corporate Park Building 3, Darwin Corporate Park, 631 Stuart Highway, Berrimah NT 0828 Darwin Plaza 41 Smith Street Mall, Darwin City NT 0800 Don Dale Youth 30 Tivendale Road, Berrimah NT 0828 Detention Centre Energy House 18-20 Cavenagh Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Jacana House 39-41 Woods Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Jape Homemaker Level 1 JHV2, 356 Bagot Road, Millner NT 0810 Village Manunda Place 38 Cavenagh Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Met Building 13-17 Scaturchio Street, Casuarina NT 0810 Mitchell Centre 59 Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Motor Vehicle Registry, 18 Goyder Road, Parap NT 0820 Darwin Motor Vehicle Registry, Ethos House, 270 Trower Road, Casuarina Casuarina NT 0810 NAB House 71 Smith Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Northern Territory 22 Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800 House Old Admiralty Tower 68 The Esplanade, Darwin City NT 0800 Parliament House Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Paspalis Centrepoint 48-50 Smith Street, Darwin City NT 0800 R.C.G Centre 47 Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800 RCG House 83-58 Smith Street, Darwin City NT 0800 TCG Centre 80 Mitchell Street, Darwin City NT 0800 9 Cavenagh 9-11 Cavenagh Street, Darwin City NT 0800 Page 4 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 East Arnhem Region Site name Address Motor Vehicle Registry, Industrial Estate, Lot 5 John Flynn Drive, Nhulunbuy Nhulunbuy NT 0880 Nhulunbuy Training 57 Chesterfield Circuit, Nhulunbuy NT 0880 Centre Top End Region Site name Address Batchelor Institute of Corner of Kirra Crescent and Nurndina Street, Indigenous Tertiary Batchelor NT 0845 Education Bushfires NT 2645 Stuart Highway (corner of Townend Road and Headquarters Stuart Highway), Acacia Hills NT 0822 Darwin Correctional 325 Willard Road, Holtze NT 0829 Centre Goyder Building 25 Chung Wah Terrace, Palmerston NT 0830 Highway House Groundfloor, Highway House, 14 Palmerston Circuit, Palmerston NT 0830 Jabiru Police Station 10 Tasman Crescent, Jabiru NT 0886 Motor Vehicle Registry, Palm Plaza, 2B University Avenue, Palmerston Palmerston NT 0830 NT Herbarium Herbarium Building, The Boulevard, Palmerston NT 0830 Territory Wildlife Park Cox Peninsula Road, Berry Springs NT 0838 West Arnhem Regional 13 Tasman Crescent, Jabiru NT 0886 Council Page 5 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 Part B Declared places (school health clinics) The health clinic at each of the following schools or colleges: Acacia Hill School, 80 Spearwood Road, Alice Springs NT 0870 Araluen Christian College, 10 Blain Street, Alice Springs NT 0870 Casuarina Senior College, 61 Parer Drive, Casuarina NT 0811 Centralian Middle School, 56 Milner Road, Gillen NT 0870 Centralian Senior College, 10 Grevillea Drive, Alice Springs NT 0870 Darwin High School, 10 Atkins Drive, The Gardens NT 0820 Darwin Middle School, 10 Atkins Drive, The Gardens NT 0820 Dripstone Middle School, 10 Delamere Street, Tiwi NT 0810 Essington School, 22 Chapman Road, Nightcliff NT 0811 Essington School International Campus (CDU Campus), Orange Building 4, Ellengowan Drive, Casuarina NT 0810 Forrest Parade School, 120 Forrest Parade, Bellamack NT 0832 Good Shepherd Lutheran College, corner of Whitewood Road and Kundook Place, Howard Springs NT 0835 Haileybury Rendall School, Lot 6057 Berrimah Road, Berrimah NT 0828 Henbury School, 11 Henbury Avenue, Tiwi NT 0810 Katherine High School, Grevillea Road, Katherine East NT 0850 MacKillop Catholic College, 285 Farrar Boulevard, Johnston NT 0832 Marrara Christian College, 110 Amy Johnson Avenue, Marrara NT 0812 Nemarluk School, 30 Styles Street, Alawa NT 0810 Nhulunbuy Christian College, Eugenia Avenue, Nhulunbuy NT 0881 Nhulunbuy High School, 51 Matthew Flinders Way, Nhulunbuy NT 0880 Nightcliff Middle School, 90 Nightcliff Road, Rapid Creek NT 0810 Page 6 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 O'Loughlin Catholic College, 70 Mueller Road, Karama NT 0812 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic College (Sadadeen), 95 Sadadeen Road, Alice Springs NT 0870 Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic College (Traeger), 8 Traeger Avenue, Alice Springs NT 0870 Palmerston Christian School, 50 Waler Road, Marlow Lagoon NT 0830 Palmerston College (7-9 Campus), 185 Forrest Parade, Roseberry NT 0832 Palmerston College (10-12 Campus), 10 Tilston Avenue, Driver NT 0830 Sanderson Middle School, 60 Matthews Road, Malak NT 0812 Sattler Christian College, 15 Sattler Crescent, Bees Creek NT 0822 St John's Catholic College, 54 Salonika Street, The Gardens NT 0820 St Joseph’s Catholic College, corner of Maluka Road and Chambers Drive, Katherine NT 0850 St Philip's College, 2 Ulpaya Road, Alice Springs NT 0870 Taminmin College, 70 Challoner Circuit, Humpty Doo NT 0836 Tennant Creek High School, 38 Stuart Street, Tennant Creek NT 0860 Yipirinya School, Lot 7399 Lovegrove Drive, Alice Springs NT 0870 Yirara College, 470 Stuart Highway, Alice Springs NT 0870 Part C Scheduled substance treatment protocol The document entitled "Influenza Vaccination for Prevention of Influenza Scheduled Substance Treatment Protocol", published on 11 March 2021 by Medimobile, with reference to the following related documents: Title Publication Date Author Adrenaline for Anaphylaxis Scheduled 11 March 2021 Medimobile Substance Treatment Protocol Antihistamine for Allergy Scheduled 11 March 2021 Medimobile Substance Treatment Protocol Page 7 Northern Territory Government Gazette No. S12, 6 May 2021 Title Publication Date Author 2021 Vaccinator Manual: Health 6 April 2021 (updated) Medimobile Management Protocol / Standard Operating Procedures / Clinical Protocols Part D Schedule 4 substance Influenza vaccine Part E Condition An approved nurse may only supply or administer the Schedule 4 substance specified in Part D to an adult. 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