11 | Medical device establishment licence application form (FRM-0292) Protected A when completed
This section must be read carefully, signed and dated by the senior official of the establishment acknowledging that all
the information in this application is accurate and that all required regulatory procedures are in place. This section should
only be signed by the senior official of the company.
Important: The name of the senior official associated with an MDEL is published in Health Canada’s medical devices
establishment licence listing
along with other posted information about establishments.
Note: Health Canada recommends that manufacturers and importers develop internal written procedures for reporting
medical device shortages and discontinuations. For more information, refer to the
Guide to reporting medical device
shortages and discontinuations.
I, the undersigned, acknowledge that:
1.
It is a serious offence to knowingly make false attestations on this application and it could lead to establishment
licence refusal or suspension (subsection 47(1) and paragraph 49(1)(b) of the Medical Devices Regulations,
respectively).
2.
As a senior official of the establishment named in this application, I have direct knowledge of the documented
procedures in place, as confirmed by the attestations in section 6 of this document.
3.
Selling or importing medical devices without a valid MDEL is contrary to subsection 44(1) of the Medical Devices
Regulations
and is subject to compliance and enforcement actions.
4.
Selling or importing medical devices contrary to any existing Terms and conditions (under section 48.1 of the
Medical Devices Regulations) is subject to compliance and enforcement actions.
5.
For Class II, III, or IV devices, this establishment shall only sell licensed devices, as per section 26 of the Medical
Devices Regulations
(unless authorized under the Medical Devices Regulations).
6. Manufacturers of Class I to IV medical devices and importers of Class I medical devices have an obligation to
report medical device shortages and discontinuations that will lead to a shortage to Health Canada. This is in
accordance with section 62.23 of the Medical Devices Regulations.
End of Section 7
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