LEGAL, WORKPLACE & ETHICS

Legal, Workplace and Ethics



Legal, Workplace and Ethics

Question # 1

Schedule II medicines are the category of drugs that are very strong and have addiction but used for the medical treatments legitimately. E.g. cocaine, methadone etc.

Schedule III medicines are the category of drugs that less strong than Schedule 2 and have lesser addiction than that. For instance, codeine and glutethimide.

Schedule IV medicines are the drugs that have lesser addiction and potential than Schedules I, II, and III. Some of the examples are: hydrate, oxazepam, chloral, meprobamate, etc.

Schedule 8 is the category of poisons and drugs, normally regarded as Controlled drugs and is used in therapies and contains high potential for addiction and abuse. Such drugs are approved by the department of health prior to use by a patient. Examples are: Fentanyl, Hydromorphone, Flunitrazepam, Ketamine, and Methadone.

Question # 2

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

the Commission on Narcotic Drugs

the World Health Organization

Question # 3

The name of the legislative act under the Commonwealth law, the Australian Illicit and Injecting Drug Users League (AIVL), is used for controlling the illicit abuse of drugs and works at national level. It came into effect in the year 1994 in Sydney.

Question # 4

Duty of Care to clients involves some acceptable standards of caring to clients that is reasonably appropriate and provided with an assurance of safety and health on the workplaces as well as to those are victimized by any mishap on the work. All the responses and services to the clients are approved by the standardized code of conducts.

Negligence in Duty of Care refers to some failure in taking such care which is liable for paying loss and damages to an injured or victimized party as an outcome of the breach of contract regarding duty of care.

Some questions to ask in order to fulfil the responsibility as Duty of Care are as follows:

How have my overall obligations and duties altered?

From where do I obtain more information regarding duty of care?

Can I utilize old piles of consignment notes and transfer notes about it?

What are SIC codes about?

What SIC codes is used by me?

Why there is a need to use information of SIC?

Why there is a requirement for using 2003 SIC code for the wastes that are hazardous?

Why the information regarding SIC codes needed?

Question # 5

If a person does work in a factory and he gets infected by some disease or injured by some accident on the workplace then under the Commonwealth law Act, the Care of Duty will be liable for his immediate response to that victim and, the injured person would be provided with urgent care and treatment instantly.

Question # 6

The Data Protection Act of 2000

Information Privacy Act of 2000, also known as (Vic)

Question # 7

Any serious type of offense committed by the client and there is a confirm belief about committing something willingly.

When there is a confirm belief about the client that the information regarding him could benefit the conviction and apprehension of the ...