It is a criminal offence for a person to direct or incite a registered health practitioner to engage in unsatisfactory professional conduct; individuals face fines up to $60,000 and companies up to $120,000.

Inspectors can search rooms, cupboards, and containers if they suspect tobacco products or e-cigarettes are stored there; they can order the person in control of the premises to provide access.

Information about a deceased organ or tissue donor can be disclosed if the next of kin consents.

Health services organisations must appoint a review team to investigate serious adverse events if the organisation or Health Secretary determines a review is necessary.

The Health Secretary can order that seized poisons or therapeutic goods be forfeited to the State under specific conditions; this includes cases where the owner cannot be found or the goods pose a safety risk.