House FDA Funding Bill Drops User Fees

29 July 1997

The House of Representatives has removed from a fiscal 1998appropriations bill a provision for the US Food and Drug Administration to collect $91 million user fees from drugmakers. Representative Richard Burr asked for a ruling that the provision was out of order; the House presiding officer agreed, and ordered it removed from the bill.

The Senate's approved appropriations bill does contain a provision mandating the fees; the issue will be dealt with when the Senate and House work on a final bill.

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