Examples of using The centralised procedure in English and their translations into Swedish
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In the interest of public health, authorisation decisions under the centralised procedure should be taken on the basis of the objective scientific criteria of quality,
Any submission of documentation for human- and veterinarymedicinal products in the Centralised Procedure, PSUR documentation assessed within the EU Single Assessment,
Access to the centralised procedure, in particular reduction of the fees-
Any submission of documentation for human- and veterinary medicinal products in the Centralised Procedure, PSUR documentation assessed within the EU Single Assessment,
In the interest of public health, it is necessary that authorisation decisions under the centralised procedure be taken on the basis of the objective scientific criteria of quality,
The centralised procedure enables applicants to obtain from the Commission authorisation to place medicinal products on the Community market after evaluation by the European Agency for the Evaluation of Medicinal Products.
The centralised procedure is compulsory for all medicines derived from biotechnology
For those medicinal products, not eligible for the centralised procedure or where the applicant chooses not to follow the centralised procedure,
Concerning matters of safety, which include at least one product approved through the centralised procedure, it is the European Commission that takes the formal decision based on the position of the PRAC.
If there are no products approved through the centralised procedure, the Co-ordinating Group for Mutual Recognition Decentralised Procedures- Human(CMDh)- shall present a standpoint(CMDh position)
The centralised procedure is compulsory for all medicines derived from biotechnology
marketing authorisations, the centralised procedure and stopping direct advertising to patients.
202 on the data protection period for medicinal products other than those for which the centralised procedure is obligatory and on the so-called Bolar clause.
However, for products where the centralised procedure is compulsory(e.g."biotech" products and those mentioned above under the compulsory centralised procedure), the agreement allows for a data protection period of ten years,
Two Member States raise the possibility that there may be a conflict between the informal networks and the centralised procedures for the transmission of information.
Data exclusivity, through the Pharmaceutical Review, to be harmonised at 10 years for all products to bring it into line with the annual protection awarded under the Centralised Procedures.
Cope of the centralised procedure for granting marketing authorisation for medicinal products.
Therefore, on the debate on the centralised procedure, I believe we must have flexibility.