EU publishes proposals to simplify NI Brexit Protocol
The second paper concerns the movement of medicines from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.
That has led some manufacturers to say it will no longer be commercially possible for them to sell some medicines in Northern Ireland. But the commission now accepts that is a problem, stating "it is proving too costly for certain operators currently based in Great Britain to move relevant regulatory compliance functions to Northern Ireland or the EU in respect of UK nationally authorised products for Northern Ireland...as required by the protocol".
The UK's Brexit Minister Lord Frost has previously expressed scepticism about this medicines plan suggesting it was still too complicated.
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