31Secondly, the Commission cannot base its line of argument either, in general, on the case-law of the Court according to which, in order for a national measure to be treated as ‘indirectly discriminatory’, it is not necessary for it to have the effect of placing all nationals of the Member State in question at an advantage or of placing at a disadvantage solely nationals of other Member States (judgment of 20 June 2013, Giersch and Others, C‑20/12, EU:C:2013:411, paragraph 45 and the case-law cited) or, in a targeted manner, on the answer given by the Court in its judgment of 5 December 2013, SALK (C‑514/12, EU:C:2013:799).
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