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FDA – The Administracion Nacional De Medicamentos, Alimentos, Alimentos Y Techologia Medica of Argentina Republic

STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY
AND
CONFIDENTIALITY COMMITMENT FROM
THE UNITED STATES FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
NOT TO PUBLICLY DISCLOSE NON-PUBLIC INFORMATION SHARED
Y
THE ADMINISTRACIÓN NACIONAL DE MEDICAMENTOS, ALIMENTOS Y TECNOLOGÍA MÉDICA OF ARGENTINE REPUBLIC

The Administración Nacional de Medicamentos, Alimentos y Tecnología Médica of Argentine Republic (ANMAT) is authorized to disclose non-public information to the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) regarding ANMAT-regulated products as part of cooperative law enforcement or cooperative regulatory activities.

FDA understands that some of the information it receives from ANMAT may include non-public information exempt from public disclosure under the laws and regulations of Argentine Republic, which is confidential commercial information; trade secret information; personal privacy information; law enforcement information; designated national security information; or internal, pre-decisional information. FDA understands that this non-public information is shared in confidence and that ANMAT considers it critical that FDA maintain the confidentiality of the information. Public disclosure of this information by FDA could seriously jeopardize any further scientific and regulatory interactions between ANMAT and FDA. ANMAT will advise FDA of the non-public status of the information at the time that the information is shared.

Therefore, FDA certifies that it:

  1. has the authority to protect from public disclosure such non-public information provided to FDA in confidence by ANMAT;
  2. will not publicly disclose such ANMAT-provided non-public information without the written authorization of the owner of the information, the written authorization from the individual who is the subject of the personal privacy information, or a written statement from ANMAT that the information no longer has non-public status;
  3. will inform ANMAT promptly of any effort made by judicial or legislative mandate to obtain ANMAT-provided non-public information from FDA. If such judicial or legislative mandate orders disclosure of ANMAT-provided non-public information, FDA will take all appropriate legal measures in an effort to ensure that the information will be disclosed in a manner that protects the information from public disclosure; and
  4. will promptly inform ANMAT of any changes to the United States of America’s laws, or to any relevant policies or procedures, that would affect FDA’s ability to honor the commitments in this document.

Signed on behalf of FDA:

______________/S/_______________
 

4/14/2020

Mark Abdoo Associate Commissioner for Global Policy and Strategy

U.S. Food & Drug Administration
10903 New Hampshire Avenue,
Silver Spring, Maryland 20993
United States

 

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