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Red Tape Challenge: The Controlled Drugs (Safe Management and Use) Regulations 2006

Red Tape Challenge: The Controlled Drugs (Safe Management and Use) Regulations 2006.

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

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Red Tape Challenge: The Controlled Drugs (Safe Management and Use) Regulations 2006

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The Department of Health’s final response to the Red Tape Challenge is published today. The department’s draft response to the comments it received was included in its consultation on changes to the regulations for controlled drugs in the community.

The Red Tape Challenge is a public review of all domestic secondary regulations affecting business, civil society organisations or citizens in England. The 2006 regulations were available on the Cabinet Office’s Red Tape Challenge website between 8 March and 12 April 2012 and invited comments from citizens, businesses and third sector bodies.

The 2006 Regulations were part of the Medicines Theme scrutinised under the Red Tape Challenge.

Published 25 February 2013