PART 10U.K.Exceptions to requirement for marketing authorisation etc

ExceptionsU.K.

[F1EAMS scientific opinions ceasing to have effectU.K.

167D.(1) Subject to paragraph (2), an EAMS scientific opinion ceases to have effect—

(a)at the end of a period of one year beginning with the date on which it is issued;

(b)on the granting of a marketing authorisation in respect of the product to which the opinion relates (but if the marketing authorisation is to apply in Great Britain only, the opinion can continue to have effect in Northern Ireland and vice versa);

(c)on a variation of an existing marketing authorisation to take account of the advantage, identified in the opinion, because of which the product was included in the Early Access to Medicines Scheme (but if the variation is of a marketing authorisation that applies in Great Britain only, the opinion can continue to have effect in Northern Ireland and vice versa); or

(d)if it is revoked by the licensing authority pursuant to regulation 167C(3).

(2) The licensing authority may provide, in conditions attached in accordance with regulation 167C(2)(c), for a winding down period during which an EAMS scientific opinion is to continue to have effect in specified circumstances or for specified purposes (or both), notwithstanding that it has otherwise ceased to have effect by virtue of paragraph (1).]