The Medical Devices (Post-market Surveillance Requirements) (Amendment) (Great Britain) Regulations 2024
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5 Amendment to Schedule 2A
(1) Subject to regulation 6, Schedule 2A is amended as follows. (2) For paragraph 3(f)(ii) substitute— (ii) omit the fifth indent; . (3) In paragraph 5, in the substituted Annex 4, omit Section 4. (4) In paragraph 6, in the substituted Annex 5, omit the sixth indent in Section 3.1. (5) For paragraph 7(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 5. . (6) In paragraph 13(da)— (a) omit paragraph (iii); (b) at the end insert— (iv) omit the seventh indent; . (7) For paragraph 15(f) substitute— (f) omit Section 3; . (8) In paragraph 16 for sub-paragraph (e) substitute— (e) omit the eighth indent of Section 3.1; . (9) For paragraph 17(e) substitute— (e) in Section 3.1– (i) for “a notified body” substitute “an approved body”; (ii) for “other notified body” substitute “other approved body”; (iii) omit the eighth indent; . (10) For paragraph 18(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 4; . (11) For paragraph 19(f) substitute— (f) omit Section 5. . (12) For paragraph 26(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 5; . (13) In paragraph 27(d) after paragraph (ii) insert— (iii) omit the final indent; . (14) In paragraph 29 after sub-paragraph (d) insert— (da) omit Section 3; .
5 Amendment to Schedule 2A
(1) Subject to regulation 6, Schedule 2A is amended as follows. (2) For paragraph 3(f)(ii) substitute— (ii) omit the fifth indent; . (3) In paragraph 5, in the substituted Annex 4, omit Section 4. (4) In paragraph 6, in the substituted Annex 5, omit the sixth indent in Section 3.1. (5) For paragraph 7(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 5. . (6) In paragraph 13(da)— (a) omit paragraph (iii); (b) at the end insert— (iv) omit the seventh indent; . (7) For paragraph 15(f) substitute— (f) omit Section 3; . (8) In paragraph 16 for sub-paragraph (e) substitute— (e) omit the eighth indent of Section 3.1; . (9) For paragraph 17(e) substitute— (e) in Section 3.1– (i) for “a notified body” substitute “an approved body”; (ii) for “other notified body” substitute “other approved body”; (iii) omit the eighth indent; . (10) For paragraph 18(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 4; . (11) For paragraph 19(f) substitute— (f) omit Section 5. . (12) For paragraph 26(e) substitute— (e) omit Section 5; . (13) In paragraph 27(d) after paragraph (ii) insert— (iii) omit the final indent; . (14) In paragraph 29 after sub-paragraph (d) insert— (da) omit Section 3; .
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