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(EN) pharma.be on 19-02-2026 Contribution File
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Download (EN) Biocodex Benelux on 24-02-2026 We respectfully ask the Commission to take the comments from BACHI into consideration drawing its attention to the fact that: − In principal, the Draft Royal Decree infringes the harmonised framework on the obligations of marketing authorisation holders with regard to the prevention and management of the risk of shortages. With regard to other actors in the medicine supply chain, we consider that, in accordance with the principle of equality, a measure that is stricter than that imposed by EU law on marketing authorisation holders – who are the front-line actors in the marketing of medicines – could not be accepted. The draft reform of pharmaceutical legislation (COM/2023/193 final) confirms the relevance of this issue. − Alternatively, the proposed measures are not justified in terms of necessity or strict proportionality, given the adequacy of existing procedures and the disproportionate impact they would have on those involved in the supply and distribution of medicines. The Draft Royal Decree, therefore, creates an obstacle to the free movement of goods is not and cannot be justified in accordance with Article 36 TFUE.
(EN) Affordable Medicines Europe on 24-02-2026 Please find attached the contribution of Affordable Medicines Europe.
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Download (EN) BACHI on 02-03-2026 Contribution File
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Download (EN) Medaxes on 13-03-2026 Contribution File
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Download (EN) Perrigo Belgium NV on 19-03-2026 Contribution File
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Download (EN) EFPIA on 19-03-2026 The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) supports Pharma.be's request that the European Commission calls for the Royal Decree to be suspended until the General Pharmaceutical Legislation (GPL) enters into force, and to allow time to assess the impact of the reporting provisions from the GPL, given that several measures in Chapter X of the Regulation already introduce reporting requirements (e.g. the expansion of the European Shortage Monitoring Platform (ESMP) scope).
In particular, the scope of the generalised Stock Monitoring Tool is overly broad and not risk-based, and risks duplication of reporting flows with ESMP, regulatory fragmentation and reduced interoperability with existing platforms, and distorted allocation of regulatory attention and resources due to the significant capacity requirements.
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