UK Industry Pleased With Brexit Committee's Focus On Regulation
Executive Summary
Industry group ABPI is focusing on the fact that the report from parliamentarians on the cross-party Exiting the EU Committee has made at least some mention of the need to ensure that medicines regulation is ready for Brexit on “day one.”
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