28However, those differences of interpretation concern the substance of those questions and they cannot, therefore, lead to a finding that those questions are inadmissible. The fact that those differences of interpretation relate in part to the applicability of those directives cannot call into question that assessment, since, where it is not obvious that the interpretation of a Union provision bears no relation to the facts of the main action or its purpose, the objection alleging the inapplicability of that provision to the case in the main action does not relate to the admissibility of the request for a preliminary ruling, but concerns the substance of the questions raised (see, to that effect, judgment of 13 July 2006, Manfredi and Others, C‑295/04 to C‑298/04, EU:C:2006:461, paragraph 30).
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