73In particular, as the Advocate General noted in points 110 and 111 of his Opinion, although the first paragraph of Article 263 TFEU restricts the Court’s jurisdiction to acts intended to have legal effects vis-à-vis ‘third parties’, it is settled case-law that that qualification is meant to exclude acts that do not adversely affect any person, in so far as they relate exclusively to the internal organisation of an administration and produce effects only within that sphere, without creating any right or obligation vis-à-vis third parties (see, to that effect, judgment of 25 February 1988, Les Verts v Parliament, 190/84, EU:C:1988:94, paragraph 8, of 6 April 2000, Spain v Commission, C‑443/97, EU:C:2000:190, paragraph 28, and of 2 October 2018, France v Parliament (Exercise of budgetary powers), C‑73/17, EU:C:2018:787, paragraph 15).
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