Conducting the procedure Sample Clauses

Conducting the procedure. Price submissions formulated according to the terms of paragraph c) herebelow should be handed to the committee in return for proof of receipt or sent by registered post within one week after details of the product's inclusion on one of the lists mentioned in paragraph a) hereabove have been published in the Journal Officiel, or in the case of products registered on the list provided in Article L. 5126-4 of the Public Health Code before receiving marketing authorisation, within ten days following receipt of the marketing authorisation decision. The committee may find the submission inadmissible or may oppose the submitted price under the terms stipulated in Article d) herebelow, within two weeks following receipt of the submission. In the event of inadmissibility or opposition, the company shall be given two weeks starting from the date of receipt of the committee's decision within which to draw up a new submission or to amend its initial submission. The committee shall then have ten days within which to find the submission still inadmissible or to oppose the price submitted. In this instance, the committee's decision regarding inadmissibility or opposition shall be final, pursuant to the above-mentioned Articles of the Social Security Code. If after the committee presents its initial opposition the company does not draw up a new declaration or amend its initial declaration within the above-mentioned two-week time limit, the committee's opposition shall be final. If the committee does not find the submission inadmissible or oppose the submission within the time limits mentioned in the previous paragraph, the committee shall publish the prescription fee or "accountability tariff" in accordance with the price submitted at the earliest possible opportunity. In the event that the company does not adhere to the time limit for submission stipulated in the first paragraph hereabove, the committee may announce its opposition to the price at its own convenience, provided that it adheres to the overall seventy-five day statutory time limit for the procedure. If the committee does oppose the price, the time which the company shall have to draw up a new submission or amend its initial submission shall be reduced by a length of time equivalent to the initial delay. If this delay is more than ten days, any opposition by the committee shall be final. In the event of final opposition, or if the company has not drawn up an admissible submission within thirty days after the...
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