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An authorisation may be made for up to six months where there are reasonable grounds for believing that members of the public have been intimidated, harassed, alarmed or distressed as a result of the presence or behaviour of groups of two or persons in public places in that area, and that anti-social behaviour is a significant and persistent problem in the area.

When there are no suitable alternatives, authorisation may be granted if the socio-economic benefit outweighs the residual risks from using the substance.

"A control [from the Agence de la Biomédecine is possible any time," says Samir Hamamah, De Vos's boss. If irregularities are found, the authorisation may be suspended or taken away. The new law is "salutary," says Hamamah. Still, "the conditions are draconian. It explains why there aren't that many groups working on these projects".

If adequate control cannot be demonstrated, authorisation may only be granted if it is shown that socio-economic benefits outweigh the risks (article 60(4)).

By submitting an application form to enter the Awards, you confirm that you have the right to enter and have obtained all and any consents, permissions and authorisations that may be necessary (whether from your institution of higher education or otherwise) in order for you to enter.

"It's difficult to explain the actions of councils who haven't sought authorisation - they may be relying on the fact many people don't challenge parking notices".

Chemicals identified as substances of very high concern, such as carcinogenic substances, may be subject to authorisation.

In addition to this, the type of indication may influence the perspectives on marketing authorisation, as the risk-benefit balance may be influenced by the degree of severity of specific disease classes.

Although not significant, it shows that the odds of authorisation for products based on existing synthetic entities may be about four times higher compared to biotechnological products.

A comparative assessment may be initiated by an application for the authorisation of a new candidate product, for the renewal of an existing authorisation, or for the amendment of an authorisation for new uses of a candidate product.

It sufficiently makes the case that the alleged ill-treatment may be seen as systemic and raises questions of its authorisation, or failure to stop it".