It was a brief 15-minute exchange in the Senate on 2 December last year that exposed the former government's refusal to reveal the over 1,000 medicines impacted by April 2023 'catch-up' reductions and confirmed that they would apply at the brand level to many recently listed products.
The revealing public exchange that should have alarmed the industry
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