European Commission to decide on Regulatory Data Protection law

11 March 2024
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Data protection is in the spotlight in Europe, as lawmakers gather to decide on an important set of rules on intellectual property, the Regulatory Data Protection (RDP) law.

The European Commission has proposed to reduce the period of time under which RDP will apply by two years, a move which the industry says could affect the competitiveness of the European market for drugmakers.

The measures may, as a result, have an impact on access to medicines.

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