
The long awaited European Medicines Agency relocation decision provides some certainty to the life sciences industry in an otherwise uncertain Brexit process, according to Helen Kimberley, a lawyer in Hogan Lovells' Commercial and Regulatory team, said.
The EMA will start working with its new host country – the Netherlands - immediately and has just over 17 months to conclude the move. By comparison, it took the EMA three years to move into its new offices in Canary Wharf, London, in 2014 so the time scale could be challenging.
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