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Mike Clancy, president of the Prospect Union, told PMLiVE: “If you want to lead the world it takes investment.
“The UK’s place as a world leader in medical regulation and our ambitions to be a ‘science superpower’ will be severely damaged if the government doesn’t prevent this loss of talented staff who have done so much for the country in recent months.”
The decision to cut the MHRA’s budget has been attributed to the fallout caused by Brexit.
Following Britain’s historic departure from the European Union, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) moved its headquarters from London to Amsterdam.
And as a result of Brexit, the MHRA has lost millions of pounds in European funding.
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