154As regards, second, the purported infringement of the fundamental right to fair legal process and the principle of good administration, it should be noted that, while the Commission may not be classified as a ‘tribunal’ within the meaning of Article 6 of the ECHR (see, to that effect, Joined Cases 209/78 to 215/78 and 218/78 Landewyck and Others v Commission [1980] ECR I-3125, paragraph 81, and Musique Diffusion française and Others v Commission, paragraph 7), it is nevertheless required during the administrative procedure to respect the fundamental rights of the European Union, which include the right to good administration enshrined in Article 41 of the Charter. In particular, it is that provision, not Article 47 of the Charter, which governs the administrative procedure relating to restrictive practices before the Commission (see, to that effect, Case C-109/10 P Solvay v Commission [2011] ECR I-10329, paragraph 53, and Case C-110/10 P Solvay v Commission [2011] ECR I-10439, paragraph 48).
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