52Moreover, the fact that a dispute is urgent and that the national court with jurisdiction is required to do everything possible to ensure that it is resolved swiftly is not in itself sufficient to justify that the Court should deal with the corresponding reference for a preliminary ruling pursuant to the expedited procedure, having regard to its purpose and the conditions for its implementation (see, to that effect, order of the President of the Court of 25 February 2021, Sea Watch, C‑14/21 and C‑15/21, EU:C:2021:149, paragraphs 26 to 29). It is primarily up to the national court before which the dispute has been brought, which is best placed to assess the specific issues for the parties and considers it necessary to refer questions to the Court, to adopt, pending the decision of the latter, all adequate interim measures to guarantee the full effectiveness of the decision that it itself is called upon to make (see, to that effect, order of the President of the Court of 25 February 2021, Sea Watch, C‑14/21 and C‑15/21, EU:C:2021:149, paragraph 33), as the referring court has done in the present case.
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