The fines would be administered for each day the trial is late. Technically, sponsors have 1 year to post results after the primary completion date stated on ct

The fines would be administered for each day the trial is late. Technically, sponsors have 1 year to post results after the primary completion date stated on ct.gov. This is supposed to be the anticipated date that the last primary outcome measure is collected. Therefore, if a sponsor estimated to collect that final measure on 12/1/2018, they would need to have results registered on ct.gov on 12/1/2019. If they were missing results on 12/2/2019 (and there are no certified delayed results) they'd be fined 10K for that day. Also worth noting that the sponsor would receive a notice that their out of compliance and have 30 days to rectify before a fine is issued.