Consultations Archive

HMRC and HMT are running a consultation titled: Call for evidence: An Independent Customs Regime. As part of this, they welcome views on how we can improve the UK’s customs system by simplifying processes for traders and embracing innovation. This call for evidence invites respondents’ views on the customs intermediary sector, the Simplified Customs Declaration Process (SCDP), and the Transit…

The public consultation on draft guidance recommendations for the NICE medical technology evaluation of the GID-MT566 Faecal microbiota transplant for recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection is now open and closes on 11th May 2022 at 5:00pm. Comments on the consultation document are invited from anyone who has an interest in the technology, the clinical area, or both. All documents relating to…

The BIVDA response to the 10-Year Cancer Plan Call for Evidence was submitted on 31 March 2022. Please find here the full response. Thank you to those member companies who provided input into this draft.

Ethnic Inequalities Review & Input to 10 Year National Cancer plan BIVDA will be responding to both of these over the next 6 weeks so please contact Ben Kemp if you have any input you’d like included in either. Draft consultation responses will also be circulated for comment prior to submission.

DHSC have opened a call for evidence to aid in development of their 10-year Cancer Plan in England. The aim of this is to improve diagnosis and treatment of cancers. The following topics are covered within the survey: Cancer signs and symptoms, and the existing knowledge in this space Access to information Treatment Priorities (and what the respondent believes these…

Supplier PPN 06/21 Readiness Feedback - NHS England and NHS Improvement (office.com) NHS England’s position on what to ask suppliers for is under consideration and the wording that was in the survey previously didn’t reflect this and has been updated. They are seeking supplier feedback on Scope 1 and 2 emissions. Suppliers have until the 28 February 2022 at 5pm…

The Department of Health and Social Care have published a consultation on when statutory regulation should be required for healthcare professions. This consultation is as of a result of a previous consultation which committed to reviewing the current situation around regulated and unregulated healthcare professionals. This consultation seeks views on: • the proposed criteria to make decisions on which professions…