Examples of using Decentralised procedure in English and their translations into German
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A decentralised procedure.
Chapter 4 Mutual recognition and decentralised procedure.
The decentralised procedure.
Mutual recognition procedure and decentralised procedure.
The decentralised procedure should be replaced by a centralised procedure at EU level.
The original Article 6 setting up a decentralised procedure is deleted.
In a DCP(decentralised procedure) there is no existing authorisation of the medicine in any EU member state.
Hexal AG submittedSabumalin to the Swedish medicines regulatory agency for a decentralised procedure on 5 December 2006.
It has therefore proposed that the decentralised procedure be integrated into the centralised procedure. .
This will simplify the procedures for applying for a marketing authorisation for generic versions of thesereference medicinal products under the mutual recognition or decentralised procedure.
In August 2006 a decentralised procedure started with The Netherlands as Reference Member State and 17 Concerned Member States.
If, for whatever reason,the sponsor of an orphan medicinal product prefers to use the decentralised procedure(mutual recognition), he must be able to do so.
The mutual recognition or decentralised procedure is the second European Community licensing system that is being established in Europe with co-operation between the Member States.
Paragraphs 1 and 2 shall not apply to veterinary medicinal products thathave been authorised through a mutual recognition or decentralised procedure before the date of the application of this Regulation.
There are also plans to reform the decentralised procedure(which applies, for example, to generic medicines) and the arbitration procedure. .
Regulatory processing of all incoming applications in national andEuropean(mutual recognition procedure and decentralised procedure) licensing, amendment and extension procedures. .
A database and tracking system for the decentralised procedure is currently being developed between national agencies and the European Commission.
Some Members will say that the centralised procedure is costly for SMEs, but in the case of enlargement,the cost of 25 applications for market authorisation using the decentralised procedure will be much higher.
In the new proposal, the Commission is abolishing the decentralised procedure, which was criticised for imposing a heavy administrative burden and promoting a degree of fragmentation of the internal market.
Wherever it is proposed to change the scope of the centralised procedure, it should no longer be possible to opt for the mutual-recognition or decentralised procedure in respect of new active substances.
But there was also concern about mutual recognition 6 in the decentralised procedure, where there were fears that the procedure would be crippled by challenges to the original assessment.
Lastly, it is proposed that the coordination between Member States for the pharmacovigilance ofmedicinal products subject to the mutual recognition or decentralised procedure be improved Article 1045.
In relation to the decentralised procedure although companies were generally satisfied with the performance of the Member States there was dissatisfaction with the limited adherence to the principle of mutual recognition.
It is proposed in the case ofboth Regulation(EEC) No 2309/93 and the mutual recognition or decentralised procedure that the obligation to renew the marketing authorisation every five years be removed Article 241.
The decentralised procedure was acknowledged as having significant advantages in terms of optionality but any such advantage is tempered to an extent by the failure of the system to operate on the basis of effective mutual recognition involving a significant number of Member States.
Similarly, we are refusing to reduce the time spent on the scientific evaluation of medicinal products,under the centralised procedure as well as the decentralised procedure, and even in the case of the accelerated procedure or the reduction protocol that we support.
The decentralised procedure was acknowledged as having significant advantages in terms of optionality but any such advantage is tempered to an extent by the failure of the system to operate on the basis of effective mutual recognition involving a significant number of Member States.
This system sets up two new procedures: a centralised procedure, at the end of which a marketingauthorisation valid throughout the Community is issued; and a decentralised procedure, based on the principle of the mutual recognition, with Community arbitration in the event of disagreement.
After completion of a mutual recognition procedure laid down in Article 48 or a decentralised procedure laid down in Article 46, the marketing authorisation holder may submit an application for a marketing authorisation for a veterinary medicinal product to additional Member States.
The special conditions on a possible ban on manufacturing,possessing or selling certain immunological veterinary medicinal products are extended to the marketing authorisation according to a decentralised procedure(Article 71(2), in conjunction with Article 33(1) second subparagraph), in order to take account of the proposal for"automatic" initiation of the arbitration procedure. .