59On the other hand, neither in their written pleadings nor at the hearing did the applicants explain, in response to a question put by the Court, the reasons why they considered that the interpretation of paragraph 49 of the judgment in MTZ Polyfilms v Council, paragraph 34 above (EU:T:2009:441), as referred to in paragraph 57 above, and which they contest, leads to a lack of objectivity and impartiality in future review investigations. In any event, it must be noted that such an argument should be dismissed as unfounded. It should be remembered that a review procedure differs, in principle, from the original investigation procedure, which is governed by other provisions of the basic regulation (see, to that effect, judgments of 27 January 2005 in Europe Chemi-Con (Deutschland) v Council, C‑422/02 P, ECR, EU:C:2005:56, paragraph 49, and 11 February 2010 in Hoesch Metals and Alloys, C‑373/08, ECR, EU:C:2010:68, paragraph 65) and the Court of Justice has already held that some of those provisions are not intended to apply to the review procedure, in the light of the general scheme and purposes of the system (see, to that effect, judgment in Hoesch Metals and Alloys, EU:C:2010:68, paragraph 77).
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