EU Solicits Stakeholder Views On Fairness And Structure Of EMA’s Fee System

Stakeholders finally have a chance to air their views about the European Medicine Agency’s fee and remuneration system, particularly whether it is “fair, cost-based and not unduly complex.” 

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The European Commission wants stakeholders' views on the EMA's fee structure

The European Commission has launched a public consultation to gather views on the strengths and weaknesses of the European Medicines Agency’s system for collecting fees from the pharmaceutical industry for regulatory services and remunerating the regulators that perform those services.

Aimed at all relevant stakeholders, but particularly those with active experience of the fee system, such as the pharmaceutical industry, academia and research organizations, the consultation is the latest...

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