5. BY THE DECREE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION OF 29.10.2010 NO. 865 "ON STATE REGULATION OF PRICES FOR MEDICINAL PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF VITAL AND ESSENTIAL MEDICINES" are approved: a) Rules for state registration and re-registration of the manufacturers' maximum ex-works prices for the medicinal products included into the list of vital and essential medicinal products; b) Rules for maintaining the state register of the manufacturers' maximum ex-works prices for the medicinal products included into the list of vital and essential medicinal products;

5. BY THE DECREE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION OF 29.10.2010 NO. 865 "ON STATE REGULATION OF PRICES FOR MEDICINAL PRODUCTS INCLUDED IN THE LIST OF VITAL AND ESSENTIAL MEDICINES" are approved: a) Rules for state registration and re-registration of the manufacturers' maximum ex-works prices for the medicinal products included into the list of vital and essential medicinal products; b) Rules for maintaining the state register of the manufacturers' maximum ex-works prices for the medicinal products included into the list of vital and essential medicinal products;

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Chapter14: Monopoly

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