REGULATORY

Amended PMD Law Set for 3-Step Enforcement, 1st Execution Eyed Next Autumn

November 28, 2019
Japan’s Diet on November 27 enacted a bill to amend the Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices (PMD) Law, opening the way for the government to move onto its three-step implementation, with the first enforcement eyed for next autumn covering the codification…

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