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Role
The responsibilities of the Biologics Working Party include:
- Supporting the CHMP, the Committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT) and the Scientific Advice Working Party (SAWP) on quality issues for ongoing procedures involving biological substances;
- Preparing scientific guidance;
- Engaging with internal stakeholders, international partners, industry stakeholders, and academia;
- Training assessors of the European medicines regulatory network to build its capacity.
Mandate, rules of procedure and work programme
This working party's work plan is available below:
Composition
The BWP is composed of European experts.
CHMP nominates members to this working party on the basis of their expertise and regulatory experience on the subjects covered within the working party scope.
The European Directorate for the Quality of Medicines and Healthcare (EDQM) and Swissmedic may also nominate observers to participate in the work of BWP.
Members
Below (in alphabetical order of surname) are the current members of the BWP. The members' declarations of interests are available in the European expert list.