UK Pharma's 'Brexit Playbook' Might Envision New Regulator Roles
Executive Summary
Britain's life sciences sector is compiling detailed game plan for September talks with the new Conservative government to promote its interests once the UK leaves the EU. All options are being considered – including possible establishment of a best-in-class regulatory agency in Britain.
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