For nonprescription drugs, California law requires comprehensive and annual inspections of manufacturers. Federal law requires limited inspections on no timetable. DHS maintains that the ``State's requirements for drug manufacturer licensing and the annual inspections may be considered a requirement in addition to the Federal requirement.'' What is the chairman's intent in this bill, as it addresses licensing and inspections by States?
Dianne Feinstein: “For nonprescription drugs, California law requires comprehensive and annual inspections of manufacturers. Federal law…”
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Questioning the intent of a bill regarding state and federal drug manufacturer inspections.
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