42In the present case, the applicant's letter of 3 October 1995 refers in three places solely to the issue of the financing of public television in France and the aid granted to support it, and not to the question of infringement of Articles 85 and 86 of the Treaty. Nevertheless, it is abundantly clear that the applicant closed its letter of 3 October 1995 with a formal and explicit request to the Commission to act on the submissions set out in its complaint of 10 March 1993. It is common ground that that complaint referred not only to infringement of Article 92 of the Treaty (part 2, chapter 1), but also to infringement of Article 90 of the Treaty (part 2, chapter 2) and infringement of Article 85 of the Treaty (part 2, chapter 3). It follows that the letter of 3 October 1995, whilst emphasising very heavily the issue of State aid, must be taken to constitute a letter of formal notice within the meaning of the second paragraph of Article 175 of the Treaty with regard to all the submissions exhaustively set out in the complaint, including, therefore, those alleging infringement of Article 85 of the Treaty.