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Pfizer Was Judged to Have Misled the Public Over the Covid Vaccine and Received a Derisory Fine.
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[quote:A Deplorable Neanderthal:MV81MzAzNzcxXzg4QjI2Mjcx] ‘Bourla had made statements about Covid and the use of Covid vaccines in children that were misleading, unbalanced and not capable of substantiation. They took these concerns to the U.K. regulatory body, the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (the PMCPA), the PMCPA agreed with them. The current level of fine (or as the PMCPA prefers to call it ‘administrative charge’) for a single breach of one clause currently stands at £3,500 (or £12,000 if the breach is upheld at appeal). So, for this particular case, three individual clause breaches could mean that Pfizer is now facing a bill for a sum as little as £36,000.‘ https://dailysceptic.org/2022/12/07/pfizer-was-judged-to-have-misled-the-public-over-covid-vaccine-and-received-a-derisory-fine-the-system-is-broken/ [/quote]
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‘Bourla had made statements about Covid and the use of Covid vaccines in children that were misleading, unbalanced and not capable of substantiation. They took these concerns to the U.K. regulatory body, the Prescription Medicines Code of Practice Authority (the PMCPA), the PMCPA agreed with them.
The current level of fine (or as the PMCPA prefers to call it ‘administrative charge’) for a single breach of one clause currently stands at £3,500 (or £12,000 if the breach is upheld at appeal). So, for this particular case, three individual clause breaches could mean that Pfizer is now facing a bill for a sum as little as £36,000.‘
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