42In the present case, as the Court of First Instance found, Ms Hosman-Chevalier, although not employed by the Austrian central administration, was a member of staff of the Permanent Representation of the Republic of Austria, was subject to the supervisory authority of its ambassador and had the same status as other officials posted to that representation. It is also clear from the judgment under appeal that, as such, she was accorded various privileges and immunities, namely, in particular, an exemption from regional taxes on property. In those circumstances, she must be regarded as having worked for the Austrian State.
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