Fiddaman refuses to pay MHRA for F.O.I. research for his book - The Evidence is clear

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http://fiddaman.blogspot.com/2007/03/transparency-of-mhra.html.

To answer your request fully will require considerable extra work, for which we will need to make a charge. We estimate that meeting your request will require 40 hours work. The Freedom of Information Act allows us to make a charge for the costs of finding, sorting, editing or redacting the material you have requested, if this cost would exceed £600, calculated at £25 per hours’ work. We have therefore decided to charge you £1000 for providing the information you have requested.







If you wish us to go ahead with the work, please send a cheque or postal order made payable to the "Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency" quoting the above reference to: The Cashier, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency, Market Towers, 1 Nine Elms Lane, London SW8 5NQ.

Unfortunately, due to the problems Seroxat has left me with I am in no position for employment therefore could only dream of having £1000 and I certainly wouldn't waste it on the MHRA to carry out an investigation.... It's taken you nigh on 4 years to investigate Glaxosmithkline and we (the public) still have no idea whether or not the drugs we take (in this case Seroxat) are safe. Read Dr Pete Breggin's report (http://www.breggin.com/courtfiling.pbreggin.2006.html)


it's as simple as that, then criminal prosecutions should follow and the MHRA should not stop at GSK they should then turn their attention to it's own members who knowingly allowed this drug to be 'peddled' despite knowing it's dangers (see http://whale.to/a/brook.html)