76The ECB points out that the note of 28 June 2000 has no binding legal effects that would affect the applicant's interests by significantly altering his legal position (order of the Court of First Instance of 25 October 1996 in Case T-26/96 Lopes v Court of Justice [1996] ECRSC I-A-487 and II-1357). The ECB points out in that regard that a mere management decision, such as a measure to reallocate duties within an administrative unit, which is not likely to affect the official's position under the Staff Rules or infringe the principle that the post to which an official is assigned should correspond to his grade is not an act adversely affecting an official (Case 280/87 Hecq v Commission [1988] ECR 6433).
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