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Date: 2019-09-11 Category: Not Applicable State: Union Government Country: India

Circulard dated 11 September 2019

Issued by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare · Central Drugs Standard Control Organization

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Executive Summary & Key Takeaways

What it means

  • This circular issued by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) addresses the unethical practice of CDSCO employees/officers visiting the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to gather information on the status of their matters.
  • The circular aims to curb this practice and ensure that official visits are only for assigned tasks or meetings, with proper reporting.

Key Changes

  • CDSCO employees/officers are prohibited from visiting the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare to inquire about the progress or opinions on their matters.
  • Official visits to the Ministry are restricted to assigned tasks or attending meetings.
  • Employees/officers must submit reports detailing the purpose and outcome of any official visit or meeting to the Ministry.

Impact Analysis

Impact on CDSCO Employees/Officers

  • Action Item: CDSCO to communicate the circular's content and implications to all employees/officers.

Impact on CDSCO (HQ)

  • Action Item: CDSCO to establish a clear protocol for official communication and information requests from the Ministry.

Impact on Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

  • Action Item: The Ministry to reinforce its internal procedures for handling external inquiries and ensure consistent communication with CDSCO.

Key Entities Referenced

CDSCO (HQ): Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (Headquarters) Ministry of Health & Family Welfare: The Government of India's ministry responsible for health and family welfare policies. Drugs Division of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare: A division within the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare responsible for matters related to drugs regulation. DCG(I): Drugs Controller General (India) JDC(I): Joint Drugs Controller (India)
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F.No.A.32014/01/2019-D Government of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Directorate General of Health Services Central Drugs Standard Control Organization FDA Shawan, Kotla Road, New Delhi. Dated the II~ September, 2019 CIRCULAR It has been brought, to the notice by the Drugs Division of the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare that in connection with pursuing their own matters, the employees/officers from CDSCO (HQ) frequently visit the ,,;lVlini$p:y~~d!,~~~p·.D:lllni~.garoundzhere to see what opinion is being r~""'O' expr.e~s~d 6t 'line of'action taken in such matters. This practice is obviously unethical and needs to be curbed. I, s:::. ("""~'~"'~~"~'~';~~;~~~~;?r~7:;'':'=:=~~~ifi:~~;e:a1~:;,;:::f~ :~n~O~O assigned task or to attend any meeting etc. there.'Reports of visit/meeting -, fn,:~".-··. >"." .: .',,etc. shall-be.submitted forthwith along with details. j 3. This issues-with the approval of the competent authority. Yours faithfully, (PratJ::~ketta) Dy. Director Admin. (D) To, (i) All officials/officers of CDSCO (HQ). (ii) JDC(I) Secretariat. (iii) DCG(I) Secretariat. (iv) The Under Secretary (Drugs Regulation), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, North Delhi w.r.to their letter No. A. 14013/01/2019-DRS dated 26.08.2019. , (v) Guard File.

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