Senate FDA User Fee Bill’s Mandatory Supplement Listing Provision Unites Industry In Opposition
Executive Summary
Senate HELP Committee didn’t add amendments to user fee bill to protect confidential information and prevent FDA over-regulation in an MPL program, trade groups say. MPL proponents join opponents in saying language in S.4348 isn’t the answer.
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