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The legal requirements of the safety features Delegated Regulation under the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) will be in force from 9 February 2019 onwards.
The chief executives of the GPhC and RPS met earlier this week to discuss professional concerns around FMD implementation.
Duncan Rudkin, Chief Executive of the General Pharmaceutical Council, said:
The legal requirements of the safety features Delegated Regulation under the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) will be in force from 9 February 2019 onwards.
The chief executives of the GPhC and RPS met earlier this week to discuss professional concerns around FMD implementation.
Duncan Rudkin, Chief Executive of the General Pharmaceutical Council, said:
Our next council meeting takes place on Thursday 7 February 2019. Read the agenda and papers for the meeting.
You can follow the meeting live from our twitter account
On 9 February 2019 the legal requirements of the safety features Delegated Regulation under the Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) come into force. All health and care providers, including registered pharmacies, are expected to meet the requirements under UK law.
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