must mention this point the established case law of the court which holds that and either rules regarding which the community institutions arrive at their decisions are laid down in the treaty and are no
Lastly, I must mention at this point the established case-law of the Court, which holds that, and I quote: 'The rules regarding the manner in which the Community institutions arrive at their decisions are laid down in the Treaty and are not at the disposal of the Member States or of the institutions themselves'.
must mention this point the established case-law of the Court, which holds that, and I 'The rules regarding the which the Community institutions arrive at their decisions are laid down in the Treaty and are not at the disposal of the Member States or of the institutions themselves'.