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Règlement grand-ducal du 30 août 2007 concernant les exigences de traçabilité, la notification des réactions et incidents indésirables graves, ainsi que certaines exigences techniques relatives à la codification, à la transformation, à la conservation, au stockage et à la distribution des tissus et de cellules d’origine humaine

as it stood on 2007-09-11, permalink: /lu-legilux/rgd-2007-08-30-n1/2007-09-11--9a78b9bc5a991b26927469ff9faa402cd4d9c1d01adbfa6429d987fa8895ada1

2007-09-112017-03-31
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Outline, 18 provisions

Art. 1er. Art. 2. Art. 3. Art. 4. Art. 5. Art. 6. Art. 7. Art. 8. Art. 9. Art. 10. Art. 11. ANNEXE I ANNEXE II ANNEXE III ANNEXE IV ANNEXE V ANNEXE VI ANNEXE VII

Art. 1er., Champ d’application. #art_1er
Art. 2., Définitions. #art_2
Art. 3., Exigences en matière d’agrément, de désignation, d’autorisation ou de délivrance de licence pour les établissements de tissus. #art_3
Art. 4., Exigences en matière d’agrément, de désignation, d’autorisation ou de délivrance de licence pour les processus de préparation des tissus et des cellules. #art_4
Art. 5., Notification des réactions indésirables graves. #art_5
Art. 6., Notification des incidents indésirables graves. #art_6
Art. 7., Rapports annuels. #art_7
Art. 8., Communication d’informations entre les autorités compétentes et à la Commission. #art_8
Art. 9., Traçabilité. #art_9
Art. 10., Système de codification européen. #art_10
Art. 11., Exécution. #art_11
ANNEXE I #attachment_1
ANNEXE II #attachment_2
ANNEXE III #attachment_3
ANNEXE IV #attachment_4
ANNEXE V #attachment_5
ANNEXE VI #attachment_6
ANNEXE VII #attachment_7
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validin force 2007-09-11 → 2017-03-31 publisher-asserted
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published2025-05-15
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