18 No. of 2013] Medicines and Allied Substances (d) the name of the pharmacist designated as the manager of the pharmacy; notify the Authority, in the prescribed manner and form, within fourteen days of the change. (2) The Authority shall, upon receipt of the notice referred to in subsection (1), amend the certificate of registration accordingly. (3) The Authority shall, where it identifies an error on the Register relating to any particulars of a certificate of registration, inform the holder of the certificate and amend the certificate accordingly. (4) A person who contravenes subsection (1) commits an offence and is liable, upon conviction, to a fine not exceeding two thousand eight hundred penalty units for each day during which the default continues. 23. (1) Subject to the other provisions of this Act, the Authority may suspend or cancel a certificate of registration if— Suspension or cancellation of certificate of registration (a) the holder obtained the certificate by fraud or deliberate or negligent submission of false information or statements; (b) the holder operates the pharmacy under unsanitary conditions; (c) the pharmacist or responsible person obtains medicines and allied substances from unauthorised suppliers or deals in unauthorised products; (d) the pharmacy in respect of which it was issued is not compliant with prescribed standards of pharmacy practice or is not managed or controlled by a registered pharmacist or authorised person determined by the Authority; (e) the pharmacist fails to maintain the required records on medicines and allied substances; (f) the holder fails to submit an annual return in accordance with this Act; or (g) the holder contravenes the terms and conditions of the certificate of registration, this Act or any other relevant law. (2) The Authority shall, before suspending or cancelling a certificate of registration in accordance with subsection (1), give written notice to the holder thereof of its intention to suspend or