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MHRA adds Quarter 2 results to its 2026/27 Results and Forecast reporting

🇬🇧 MHRA · Thu 12 Nov 2026

The UK regulator has posted its second-quarter performance report and an accompanying letter, extending a quarterly transparency series first published in August.

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) updated its quarterly Results and Forecast page on 12 November 2026, adding the Quarter 2 report for 2026/27. A 13-page PDF is accompanied by a one-page letter from Lawrence Tallon.

The Quarter 1 report, a 12-page document, and a two-page letter from Julian Beach were published when the series launched on 13 August 2026. Both quarters now appear on the same page.

According to the agency, the updates set out performance information, including regulatory timelines and measures of organisational performance. They also outline its priorities for the following quarter. The series builds on the MHRA Results and Forecast 2025/26; 2026/27 and is presented as part of a commitment to greater transparency about performance, impact and future priorities.

The MHRA says its key performance indicators, along with information on the expected timeline to complete specific regulatory functions, will continue to be reported monthly through its established Performance Data page. The quarterly reports therefore sit alongside, rather than replace, that monthly data.

The page text does not summarise the figures or forecasts in either report, so the detail is in the PDFs themselves.

What it means for your team

  • Regulatory affairs teams planning UK submissions may wish to read the Quarter 2 report and letter for the agency's stated performance and priorities.
  • Monthly KPI and timeline data remain on the MHRA Performance Data page, so existing tracking routines do not need to change.
  • The quarterly format gives a periodic view of the agency's forward priorities, which may be useful when scheduling UK regulatory activities.

Official source: MHRA ↗

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