54It must also be remembered that, given the limited scope of the review conducted by the European Union judicature, the ECB’s compliance with its obligation to provide a statement of reasons takes on even more fundamental importance. Indeed, only in this way can the European Union judicature verify whether the factual and legal elements upon which the exercise of the power of assessment depends were present (see, to that effect, judgment of 21 November 1991 in Technische Universität München, C‑269/90, ECR, EU:C:1991:438, paragraph 14).
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