EU Ministers Back Greater Role For Member States In Updating EMA Fees
Executive Summary
The Council of the EU has broadly accepted the European Commission’s proposal for a new, cost-based fee and remuneration system, but has suggested giving the European Medicines Agency’s management board – and hence the member states – a bigger role in future fee changes.
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