133However, it should be noted that, having been raised only at the stage of the application, those arguments cannot be taken into account when assessing the lawfulness of the contested decision. According to the case-law, the lawfulness of a measure taken by an institution is to be assessed in the light of the information available to it when it was adopted. In proceedings before the EU judicature, no one, therefore, can rely on matters of fact which were not put forward in the course of the administrative procedure (see, to that effect, judgment of 1 July 2010, AstraZeneca v Commission, T‑321/05, EU:T:2010:266, paragraph 687 and the case-law cited).