28Claims for annulment formally directed against the rejection of a complaint have independent content when the scope of the rejection of the complaint differs from that of the original measure against which that complaint was made. That is the case where the decision rejecting the complaint contains a re-examination of the applicant’s situation in the light of new elements of law or of fact, or where it changes or adds to the operative part of the original decision. In such circumstances, the rejection of the complaint constitutes, as such, a measure subject to review by the judicature, which will regard it as an act adversely affecting the applicant that replaces, at least in part, the original measure (judgment of 21 May 2014, Mocová v Commission, T‑347/12 P, EU:T:2014:268, paragraph 34).