Canadian industry joins forces to oppose user fees
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The Canadian government's policy of recovering the cost of its services from industry is out of control and has no consistent approach or oversight, says a coalition of Canadian industry sectors. A thorough review of the cost-recovery programme should be conducted before any new charges are introduced, argues the coalition, which includes the medical device industry association, MEDEC.
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