Blood Safety and Quality Regulations 2005
What this means for your business
1
guides
- Enforced by
- MHRA
- Applies to
- United Kingdom
- On this page
- 1 practical guide
Practical guidance
Our guides explain how to comply with the requirements above.
Sections and provisions
38 classified provisions from this legislation.
Duties 15
- s.6 The responsible person for a blood establishment
- s.7 Blood establishment requirements notification referred
- s.8 Labelling of blood and blood components and traceability A blood establishment
- s.9 Hospital blood bank requirements notification referred
- s.10 Requirement for hospital blood banks to provide information to the Secretary of State
- s.13 Import of blood and blood components into Great Britain
- s.14 Disclosure of information by blood establishments and hospital blood banks discrepancies relating
- s.16 Records to be kept by the Secretary of State The Secretary of State
- s.22 Fees fee
- s.23 Specific epidemiological situations in relation to Great Britain
- Import of blood and blood components into Northern Import of blood and blood components into Northern Ireland
- Requirement that facilities retain certain data Requirement that facilities retain certain data
- Requirement that the Secretary of State communicat Requirement that the Secretary of State communicate certain information in respect of Northern Ireland to other competent authorities
- Requirement to report serious adverse reactions an Requirement to report serious adverse reactions and events
- Specific epidemiological situations in relation to Specific epidemiological situations in relation to Northern Ireland
Offences and penalties 3
Powers 6
- s.4 Authorisation of a blood establishment
- s.5 Suspension or revocation of authorisation
- s.11 Service of notices relating to hospital blood banks
- s.15 Inspections, etc.
- s.17 Powers of entry, etc.
- Regulations relating to the quality and safety of Regulations relating to the quality and safety of blood and blood components