Article 7. Powers of local state authorities in the field of medicines and pharmaceutical activity

On amendments and additions to the law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On medicinal products and pharmaceutical activity" (LRU-399-son) · Date: 04.01.2016 · In force

Local state authorities shall:

participate in the implementation of state programs in the field of medicines and pharmaceutical activity;

approve and implement regional programs in the field of medicines and pharmaceutical activity;

participate in providing state healthcare institutions and the population in the relevant territory with medicines and medical products;

participate in organizing and conducting information and explanatory work among the population on issues of circulation of medicines and pharmaceutical activity.

Local state authorities may exercise other powers in accordance with legislation.

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Cite as: Article 7. Powers of local state authorities in the field of medicines and pharmaceutical activity On amendments and additions to the law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On medicinal products and pharmaceutical activity" (LRU-399-son). neolex.uz/en/laws/law-2856466/7 (lex.uz/docs/6819757)