65The fact remains however that, by providing that the court or tribunal with jurisdiction to rule on an appeal against a decision rejecting an application for international protection is required to examine, where applicable, the ‘international protection needs’ of the applicant, the EU legislature, through the adoption of Article 46(3) of Directive 2013/32, intended to confer on that court or tribunal, where it considers that it has available to it all the elements of fact and law necessary in that regard, the power to give a binding ruling following a full and ex nunc — that is to say exhaustive and up-to-date — examination of those elements, as to whether the applicant concerned satisfies the conditions laid down in Directive 2011/95 to be granted international protection.
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