24The referring court takes the view that Articles 4, 5 and 10 of Directive 80/987 permit Member States not only to fix the rules for the organisation, the financing and the functioning of the guarantee institutions, but, in certain circumstances, also to limit the protection which that directive aims to guarantee to workers (see, in the context of the application for certain limitation periods, Case C-125/01 Pflücke [2003] ECR I-9375 and Case C-69/08 Visciano [2009] ECR I-6741). The referring court adds that it is not able to determine clearly whether the obligation to register as a job-seeker is a provision that a Member State could adopt in general on the basis of those provisions of Directive 80/987.
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