50In the present case, even if the referring court formally confined its first question to the interpretation of Article 47 of the Charter, that circumstance does not prevent the Court from providing it with all the elements of interpretation which may be useful for the judgment in the main proceedings, by extracting from the body of material provided by that court, and in particular from the statement of reasons for the order for reference, the elements of Union law which require interpretation in the light of the subject matter of the dispute (see, to that effect, judgments of 17 December 2015, Neptune Distributions, C‑157/14, EU:C:2015:823, paragraph 34, and of 8 May 2019, PI, C‑230/18, EU:C:2019:383, paragraph 43).
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