87By contrast, in the case of acts of general application, neither the process of drafting them nor those acts themselves require, in accordance with the general principles of EU law, such as the right to be heard, consulted or informed, the participation of the persons affected. That is not the case if an express provision of the legal context governing the adoption of that act confers a procedural right on a person affected (see, to that effect, orders of 30 September 1997, Federolio v Commission, T‑122/96, EU:T:1997:142, paragraph 75; of 11 September 2007, Honig-Verband v Commission, T‑35/06, EU:T:2007:250, paragraph 45; and judgment of 15 September 2016, TAO-AFI and SFIE-PE v Parliament and Council, T‑456/14, EU:T:2016:493, paragraph 69).
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