Three-way talks among the EU institutions on a new fee structure at the European Medicines Agency are expected to begin in September after the European Parliament adopted amendments to a draft regulation that will base fee levels more closely on the actual costs of regulatory work performed by the EMA.
The amended version of the draft regulation is basically the same as the one passed by the parliament’s environment and public health committee (ENVI) last month, with the emphasis firmly...
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