The US Department of Health and Human Services issued a proposed rule on 4 November that would lead to the automatic expiration of most Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid regulations 10 years after their first issuance unless the agency undertakes a required assessment and review process.
Legal experts say the proposed rule, if finalized, could ironically create a lot of work for the agencies in the name of limiting unnecessary government. This is particularly true for FDA, they say, where it is unlikely the agency, industry and public health groups would be eager to make many regulatory changes
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