Governance Structure
The Medicines Regulatory Board (the Board), established under Section 6 of the MRSA, is the primary governing structure and is responsible for directing the affairs and operations of the Authority.
In accordance with the MRSA, the Board is mandated to supervise and control the administration and financial management of BoMRA and formulate policies for the purpose of providing guidance to BoMRA.
In carrying out its mandate the Board has the following duties and responsibilities, among others, as set out in the Board Charter.
- Providing leadership and direction to Management of BoMRA
- Overseeing the strategy, risk, performance and sustainability of BoMRA.
- Ensuring that the Authority’s ethics are managed effectively.
- Managing reputational risk and BoMRA’s relationship with Management, the Ministry of Health and Wellness and other
In terms of Section 7 (1) of the MRSA, the Board shall consist of Members appointed by the Minister of Health and Wellness, after consultation with the Minister of Agricultural Development and Food Security, and elected from amongst persons with expertise in law, pharmaceutical industry, business management, medicine, pharmacy, veterinary medicine and two other areas as determined by the Minister.
The Chief Executive Officer, the Director of Health Services and the Director of Veterinary Services are ex-officio Members of the Board.
Members appointed by the Minister hold office for three years and are eligible for reappointment for no more than two consecutive terms.
Board of Directors
