Finland would like to thank for the possibility to comment and in general, we are in favour of the revision of the pharmaceutical legislation. The regulatory system should be sound and flexible, the legislative framework must not be too detailed, and the administrative burden must not be increased. It is important to make processes as streamlined and cost-effective as possible and to avoid inefficiency.
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Ministry of Social Affairs and Health
Public authority · Finland
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Ministry of Social Affairs and Health filed 4 positions between 26 Aug 2020 and 23 Dec 2025, across 4 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
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The Finnish Ministry of Social Affairs and Health and the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency fully support the Commission’s high ambitions for a toxic-free environment leading to zero pollution. We want to thank the Commission for the possibility to provide feedback regarding the Commission’s Inception Impact Assessment (IIA) on the revision of the Cosmetic Products Regulation.
Since its establishment, ELA has demonstrated added value, particularly in facilitating cooperation between Member States and helping to develop this cooperation. Going forward, ELAs activities should focus on areas where it provides the greatest added value to the Member States, mobile workers, and businesses.
Finland / Ministry of Social Affairs and Health thanks for the opportunity to comment on and mainly agrees with the Inception Impact Assessment. Yet, some topics merit a comment. A. Context, problem definition and subsidiarity check Finland notes that under the risk-based Solvency II framework it is a (re)insurer’s primary duty to maintain its own solvency in order to protect the policyholders’ and beneficiaries’…
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