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The Commission does not accept Amendments 37 and 41.
The Commission does not accept amendments 96 and 132, which impose obligations on pharmacists.
The Commission does not accept amendments 8 and 9, which set out the provisions concerning providing patients with information.
The Commission does not accept amendments 153 and 154,
The Commission does not accept amendments 3 and 16 aimed at moving recital(29) to recital(4a), while maintaining the text of the recital unchanged.
The Commission does not accept amendments 135 and 136, which lay down
The Commission does not accept amendments 16 and 73, which lay down a requirement for generic medicinal products authorised by the Member States to be identified with the same denomination.
The Commission does not accept amendments 11 and 46 aimed at introducing flexibility to the deadline for placing on the market existing medicinal products newly authorised for children.
The Commission does not accept amendments 47, 48,
The Commission does not accept amendments 7, 8 and 26 aimed at introducing two recitals concerning medicines destined for export
The Commission does not accept amendments 147 and 148 aimed at introducing the question of the difference between the sexes as an obligatory criteria to take into consideration during the evaluation of a medicinal product.
The Commission does not accept amendments 14 and 51 which aim to remove the requirement for a medicinal product to be authorised in all Member States as a prerequisite for the extension of the supplementary protection certificate.
The Commission does not accept amendments 29 and 70 aimed at making obligatory the possibility of a rapporteur
The Commission does not accept amendments 47 and 48,
Commission does not accept amendments 75, 76 and 103, which require the
The Commission does not accept amendments 189 and 190, which lay down a requirement to refer to clinical information using natural frequencies in the relevant part
The Commission does not accept amendments 34, 39, 134 and 202, which introduce the possibility of conducting the tests
The Commission does not accept amendments 101, 102,
The Commission does not accept amendments 64 and 65, which make it obligatory to inform the Agency's scientific committee when Member States have arrived at
The Commission does not accept amendments 5, 6,
The Commission does not accept amendments 36, 37 and 38 providing that applications for agreement of paediatric
The Commission does not accept amendments 59, 131 and 157, which lay down a requirement for the Commission to conduct studies comparing new
The Commission does not accept amendment 119 aimed at providing for, within the composition of the Advisory Board, representatives of interested parties
The Commission does not accept amendment 145 aimed at removing the requirement that only a single authorisation may be granted to a particular applicant for a specific medicinal product.
The Commission does not accept amendment 152 aimed at introducing a recital that considers that the central tasks of the Agency should be financed through the community budget.
The Commission does not accept amendment 162 aimed at defining patient representative groups as well as specifying their composition and way of working.
The Commission does not accept amendment 173 aimed at specifying that the legislation applicable to medicinal products involves matters relating to public health.
The Commission does not accept amendment 174 aimed at introducing an obligation to publish evaluation reports including the elements which could be considered to be commercially confidential.
The Commission does not accept amendment 175 aimed at providing that the duration of the evaluation could not be less than 90 days.
The Commission does not accept amendment 3 aimed at foreseeing an obligation for the Commission to prepare a proposal for a specific regulation establishing a policy for orphan medicinal products for veterinary use.