80According to settled case-law, the European Union legislature enjoys a wide discretionary power in matters concerning agriculture, including fisheries, corresponding to the political responsibilities given to it by Articles 40 TFEU to 43 TFEU. Consequently, judicial review must be limited to verifying that the measure in question is not vitiated by any manifest error or misuse of powers and that the authority concerned has not manifestly exceeded the limits of its discretionary power (see, to that effect, Case C-189/01 Jippes and Others [2001] ECR I-5689, paragraph 80; Case C-304/01 Spain v Commission, paragraph 23; and Case C-535/03 Unitymark and North Sea Fishermen’s Organisation [2006] ECR I-2689, paragraph 55).
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