Section 19, The Pharmacy and Drugs Act, 2001

(1) If, on an application made in the prescribed form by a body corporate, the Board is satisfied: (a) that the applicant is fit to carry on the business of mixing, compounding, and preparing Class A Part 1, Class B and Class C drugs and supplying such drugs by retail; and (b) that its business, so far as concerns such drugs, will be carried on under the immediate supervision of a pharmacist, the Board may direct the Registrar to issue to the applicant a license authorizing it, subject to this Act and of any conditions specified by direction of the Board in the licence, to carry on such a business, and the Registrar shall, on payment of the prescribed fee, issue the licence accordingly. (2) A license issued under this section shall remain in force until such date as is specified by direction of the Board in the licence: Provided that the Board may revoke the licence if at any time it is satisfied that the body corporate has contravened any of the provisions of this Act or any condition specified in the licence, or is satisfied that the body is no longer fit to carry on such a business. [Margin: Patent medicine and cosmetics sellers.]