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| 02 May 2013 | By Louise Zornoza
Brazil's National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa) has opened a Public Consultation on proposed Good Regulatory Practices (GRPs), which establishes the standards and procedures that are to be followed by the agency in the development of regulatory measures.
The proposals include a mechanism that would enable Anvisa to assess the best regulatory measure to achieve an intended regulatory goal, which would complement the Regulatory Impact Analysis process. That process is used to assesses the likely benefits, costs and impact of proposed regulations.
Anvisa said it sees the new consultation as part of a continuing process by which the agency will provide greater transparency on its regulatory conduct and responsibilities.
Anvisa: Anvisa lança Consulta Pública sobre Boas Práticas Regulatórias
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