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17.Food-producing animals: proof of purchase of veterinary medicinal products
18.Food-producing animals: records of administration by a veterinary surgeon
19.Food-producing animals: records of acquisition and administration
22.Records by a holder of a wholesale dealer’s authorisation
23.Records of the receipt or supply of prescription products
24.Records of products administered to a food-producing animal under the cascade
The manufacture of veterinary medicinal products
Administration of a veterinary medicinal product outside the terms of a marketing authorisation
Medicated feedingstuffs and specified feed additives
7.Approval of manufacturers and distributors of feedingstuffs containing veterinary medicinal products
8.Incorporation of a veterinary medicinal product into a premixture
10.Incorporation of a veterinary medicinal product into feedingstuffs
11.Additional record keeping requirements relating to veterinary medicinal products
12.Labelling a premixture containing a veterinary medicinal product
13.Labelling of feedingstuffs containing a specified feed additive
14.Labelling of feedingstuffs containing a veterinary medicinal product
18.Supply of feedingstuffs containing a veterinary medicinal product
19.Prescriptions for feedingstuffs containing a veterinary medicinal product
26.Possession, placing on the market and use of feedingstuffs
29.Import for incorporation into premixture or feedingstuffs for export
8.Decentralised pharmaceutical application where the United Kingdom is the reference member State
9.Application for a marketing authorisation for an immunological or biosimilar product
10.Decentralised immunological application where the United Kingdom is the reference member State
11.Applications for a marketing authorisation using data already assessed
12.Application for an exceptional marketing authorisation (pharmaceutical)
13.Fees for an application for an exceptional marketing authorisation (immunological)
14.Fee for the conversion from an exceptional to a full marketing authorisation
15.Application for a marketing authorisation relating to a parallel import
16.Application to change the distribution category of a product authorised through the centralised procedure
17.Application for a variation to a marketing authorisation dealt with under national or mutual recognition variation procedures.
18.Application for a variation to a marketing authorisation dealt with under worksharing procedures
19.Application for an extension dealt with under the decentralised procedure where the United Kingdom is the reference member State
20.Provision of information relating to the recognition of a United Kingdom marketing authorisation or an extension
22.Application for the renewal of a national marketing authorisation
23.Application for the renewal of a marketing authorisation obtained through mutual recognition or the decentralised procedure
29.Application for a variation of a manufacturing authorisation
30.Application for an authorisation to manufacture an autogenous vaccine or a product for administration under the cascade
33.Inspection of a site where immunological veterinary medicinal products are manufactured
34.Inspection of a site where sterile veterinary medicinal products are manufactured
35.Inspection of a site where no immunological or sterile veterinary medicinal products are manufactured
36.Inspection of a site where veterinary medicinal products are assembled
38.Animal blood bank or equine stem cell centre authorisations
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