A person referred to in sub-regulation (1) who has been issued with a licence shall-
(a) keep a prescription book or permanent record as contemplated in regulation 35(1) relating to medicines dispensed, or compounded and dispensed for a period of 5 years from the date of sale;
(b) ensure that the dispensary and any premises where medicines are kept are suitable for-
(i) dispensing; or
(ii) compounding and dispensing,
in accordance with good pharmacy practice as published in rules in terms of the Pharmacy Act;
(c) keep the medicines under the manufacturer's recommended storage conditions as specified on the medicines label and specified in the relevant professional information:
(d) not repackage medicines at the premises unless authorised to do so in terms of regulation 39;
(e) label medicines in terms of regulation 10(6) where the reference number links to a patient record;
(f) dispense medicines in accordance with a prescription which complies with regulation 33 and based on a diagnosis for a particular patient;
(g) not keep expired medicines on the premises other than in a demarcated area in a sealed container clearly marked: EXPIRED MEDICINES and such expired medicines must be destroyed in terms of regulation 44;
(h) secure the premises where the dispensing or compounding and dispensing is carried out whenever he or she is not physically present at those premises;
(i) in the event of a recall of a medicine, comply with the terms of the recall of the medicine;
(j) conspicuously display the licence in the premises referred to in paragraph(b); and
(k) comply with the conditions of the licence.