85In so far as that refusal to comply with the judgment of the Court may have deprived the applicant of a chance of being appointed to a post in Category B, it should be pointed out that she is at present seconded to the socialist group, where she holds a post in Grade C 1. Had the defendant complied with the judgment in Case T-56/89 by enabling her to participate in a competition for Grade B and had she been successful in that competition, she might have been appointed an official at the basic grade in Category B, in other words in Grade B 5. In accordance with Council Regulation No 3834/91 of 19 December 1991, adjusting with effect from 1 July 1991 the remuneration and pensions of officials and other servants of the European Communities, the remuneration for Grade C 1 is higher than that for Grade B 5 and even, as far as the first four steps are concerned, to that for Grade B 4. Consequently, the Court finds that the applicant has not established the existence of material damage caused to her by the Secretary-General's decision.