Section 16D: Suspension or cancellation of registration certificate
This section is inserted by Act No 13 of 2019, section 6.
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16D. Suspension or cancellation of registration certificate
(1) Subject to subsection (2), the Council may, after
giving a contract research organisation written notice of its
intention to suspend or cancel a registration certificate and
allowing it not less than 14 days to make representations to the
Council, suspend or cancel a registration certificate where –
(a) the contract research organisation has,
in connection with the clinical trial,
registration certificate or application for
the registration certificate, given false or
misleading information;
(b) the contract research organisation has
breached any condition imposed under
section 16B; or
(c) it considers that the health, welfare, safety
or protection of a subject is likely to be
or has been compromised as a result of
the negligence of the contract research
organisation.
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(2) The Council shall cause to be published in the
Gazette and on the website of the Ministry such particulars
as it may determine of any registration certificate which is
suspended or cancelled.
(h) in section 17(4), by inserting, after the word “sponsor”, the
words “, contract research organisation”;
(i) in Part IX –
(i) by deleting the heading and replacing it by the following
heading –
PART IX – REGISTERS
(ii) in section 29, by deleting the word “Register” wherever
it appears and replacing it by the words “register of
clinical trials”;
(iii) by adding the following new section –
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Questions this section answers
- Can my registration certificate be cancelled if I gave false information about a clinical trial?
- How many days do I have to respond before my registration certificate is suspended or cancelled?