UK's MHRA consults on new fee charges

12 November 2007

The UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) is consulting on its proposals to change the levels of fees charged for the regulation of medicines from 1 April 2008.

The MHRA is required, as a Government Trading Fund, to recover the costs of its regulatory functions through fee income. Fee levels are revised on an annual basis, subject to consultation and Parliamentary approval.

It should be noted that the Agency has been extremely transparent about its fees proposals for 2008/2009. Included in the consultation letter, which can be viewed on the MHRA's web site (www.mhra.gov.uk), is a graphic showing its estimated expenditure budget in all areas of medicines regulation and the funding sources.

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