One registration can cover research sites in the same city or county
What the document says“``(4)(A) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), a person registered to conduct research with a controlled substance under section 303(g) may conduct the research under a single registration if-- ``(i) the research occurs exclusively on sites all of which are-- ``(I) within the same city or county; and ``(II) under the control of the same institution, organization, or agency; and”
A paragraph (4) added at the end of section 302(e) of the Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 822(e)). A person registered under section 303(g) may work under a single registration where every site is in the same city or county and under the control of the same institution, organization or agency, and where, under clause (ii), the researcher notifies the Attorney General before commencing the research of each site where the research will be conducted or the substance stored or administered. Subparagraph (B) adds that a site counts only if it was named in the application for the registration or notified before research, storage or administration there.
What the document actually says“``(4)(A) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), a person registered to conduct research with a controlled substance under section 303(g) may conduct the research under a single registration if-- ``(i) the research occurs exclusively on sites all of which are-- ``(I) within the same city or county; and ``(II) under the control of the same institution, organization, or agency; and”
A researcher can use one sign-up for several sites. All the sites must be in the same city or county. They must all be run by the same body.
The rule sets aside another rule about places. The researcher must still tell the Attorney General each site. That must happen before work starts there.
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