The ACSQHC reports on prescriptions provided by participating general practices and aligns with recommendations in the Therapeutic Guidelines (TG) which are consensus clinical guidelines for health practitioners.15 The protocol under the UTIPP-Q is consistent with the TG.

Its members during the reporting period were: Mr IH Venning, MP (Presiding Member) Hon JSL Dawkins, MLC Hon MJ Elliott, MLC Ms SW Key, MP Mrs KA Maywald, MP Hon TG Roberts, MLC Secretary to the Committee: Mr B Sotiropoulos Research Officer to the Committee: Ms HS Hill Functions of the Committee Pursuant to Section 9 of the Act the terms of reference for the Committee are: (a) to inquire into, consider and report on such matters as are referred to it under this Act: (i) any matter concerned with the environment or how the quality of the environment might be protected or improved; (ii) any matter concerned with the resources of the State or how they might be better conserved or utilised; (iii) any matter concerned with planning, land use or transportation; (iv) any matter concerned with the general development of the State.

TG recommend empirical tx – does not requirement a urine test • UTI’s can be self-limiting in some women • International guidelines consider delay (48hrs) before treating • Management consider - local resistance, allergies, SE, adherence to tx Antibiotic Dose Schedule Comments trimethoprim 300 mg daily for 3 days Generally well tolerated and simple dose regimen nitrofurantoin 100mg Q6H for 5 days To be used where trimethoprim is contraindicated or increased risk of AMR locally.

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Its members during the reporting period were: Mr IH Venning, MP (Presiding Member) Hon JSL Dawkins, MLC Hon MJ Elliott, MLC Ms SW Key, MP Mrs KA Maywald, MP Hon TG Roberts, MLC Secretary to the Committee: Mr B Sotiropoulos Research Officer to the Committee: Ms HS Hill Functions of the Committee Pursuant to Section 9 of the Act the terms of reference for the Committee are: (a) to inquire into, consider and report on such matters as are referred to it under this Act: (i) any matter concerned with the environment or how the quality of the environment might be protected or improved; (ii) any matter concerned with the resources of the State or how they might be better conserved or utilised; (iii) any matter concerned with planning, land use or transportation; (iv) any matter concerned with the general development of the State.

Its members during the reporting period were: Mr IH Venning, MP (Presiding Member) Hon JSL Dawkins, MLC Hon MJ Elliott, MLC Ms SW Key, MP Mrs KA Maywald, MP Hon TG Roberts, MLC Secretary to the Committee: Mr B Sotiropoulos Research Officer to the Committee: Ms HS Hill Functions of the Committee Pursuant to Section 9 of the Act the terms of reference for the Committee are: (a) to inquire into, consider and report on such matters as are referred to it under this Act: (i) any matter concerned with the environment or how the quality of the environment might be protected or improved; (ii) any matter concerned with the resources of the State or how they might be better conserved or utilised; (iii) any matter concerned with planning, land use or transportation; (iv) any matter concerned with the general development of the State.

Under the TG Act, the Secretary to the Department of Health and Aged Care may authorise a person to supply therapeu�c goods that are not registered goods for use in the treatment of another person, subject to such condi�ons as the Secretary specifies.5 Such authorisa�ons appear to form the basis of the ‘Authorised Prescriber’ and ‘Special Access’ schemes (further discussed below).

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For the purpose of this submission, the ACEA reviewed Consultancy Agreements (“agency agreements”) from a number of statutory authorities and government owned corporations in NSW, including: • Department of Public Works and Services (“DPWS”) • Inner Sydney Waste Board (“ISWB”) • NSW Land & Housing (“NSWLH”) • Dept of Transport/Parramatta Rail Link (“DoT/PRL”) • State Rail Authority (“SRA”) • Sydney Water (“SW”) • Rail Infrastructure Corporation (“RIC”) • Roads and Traffic Authority (“RTA”) • TransGrid (“TG”).