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PART 2 Amendment of the Human Medicines Regulations 2012
6.Insertion of new regulations 17A and 17B (manufacturing of MM and POC medicinal products)
10.Insertion of new regulation 27A (effect of suspension or variation relating to modular unit or POC site)
12.Insertion of new regulations 29A and 29B (variation of MM and POC master files)
14.Insertion of new regulations 37A and 37B (manufacturing and assembly of MM and POC medicinal products: additional requirements)
17.Insertion of new regulation 50K (applications relating to POC medicinal products)
18.Insertion of new regulations 74A and 74B (obligations to provide information relating to methods of manufacture and control)
23.Insertion of new regulations 170A and 170B (pharmacovigilance requirements: MM and POC medicinal products)
31.Insertion of new regulation 257CA (packaging requirements: POC medicinal products)
PART 3 Amendment of the Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulations 2004
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