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Consultation: Improved sharing of information about medical devices | Proposed amendments relating to transparency of disruptions to supply of a medical device
We want your feedback on the proposed changes to improve transparency about disruptions to the supply of medical devices. The proposed changes are intended to help in monitoring, assessing and responding to potential and actual supply disruptions. These changes align with the intent of An Action Plan for Medical Devices to provide more information to patients about the medical devices they use. What this consultation is about The consultation... MoreCloses 20 February 2026 -
Public Consultation - TGA fees and charges proposal 2026-27
Consultation: Fees and Charges Proposal 2026-27 The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) is conducting a public consultation to provide industry and other interested stakeholders with an opportunity to comment on the TGA’s proposed fees and charges for the 2026-27 financial year. Specifically, we are seeking feedback on the potential impact/s of the proposed changes to fees and charges prior to seeking approval from the Government for any changes. The TGA,... MoreCloses 27 February 2026 -
Consultation on proposed changes to labelling of medicines supplied in Australia
Medicine labels give health professionals and consumers important information to help use medicines safely and correctly. If labels are hard to read or understand, medication errors are more likely. Medicines prescribed or given by a health professional have different risks and need different information on the label compared to medicines chosen off the shelf by a consumer. Because of this, there are two labelling standards in Australia that set out what information must... MoreCloses 10 March 2026 -
Consultation: Conformity Assessment Procedures for Medical Devices | Proposed Amendments
The TGA has been systematically reviewing the way medical devices are regulated. This has been guided by An Action Plan for Medical Devices which is a three-part strategy to strengthen Australia’s regulatory system while continuing to be patient focused and have greater transparency. The Australian Government is also committed to improve how medical devices are regulated by internationally aligning our regulatory framework (wherever possible) and to participate in the ... MoreCloses 31 March 2026
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