Judgment_paragraph 94 · CH v European Parliament (F-132/14)

94In those circumstances, by the effect of the annulment of the decision rejecting the request for assistance by the judgment in CH, the request for assistance, which remained unresolved, was again referred to the AECE. Accordingly, the AECE was obliged, in connection with the measures to be taken to comply with the judgment in CH, to provide a proper and prompt response to that request for assistance, in particular by opening an administrative inquiry, especially since, as the Tribunal held in paragraph 58 of the judgment in CH, there was nothing to prevent the Parliament, on the basis of Article 9(2) of its Rules of Procedure, from inviting Ms P. to collaborate in an administrative inquiry, in order to determine whether the conduct allegedly in breach of Article 12a of the Staff Regulations, of which the applicant claimed to have been victim, did take place.