EC proposes ''fairer'' mixed fee system to cover EMA's pharmacovigilance costs
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Executive Summary
Following strong criticism over its 2012 proposals for EU pharmacovigilance fees, and suggestions earlier this year that it was considering a flat fee system instead, the European Commission has gone for a compromise: a mixture of a flat fee and a range of individual payments for procedures such as safety referrals and periodic safety update reports (PSURs).
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