What has it meant to you to work across those chambers? And what have you learned, if you can, from each experience as distinct from the other, perhaps?

Well, indeed, I think it's true that they...

I mean, they're quite different one from the other, they were.

But I was lucky enough that I got along extremely well with all of them and we had fantastic relations with all of them.

Now...

Avvocato Tizzano, when I started, I was slightly above 30.

He was one of the most senior Italian academics who had worked for the Italian government on top of it, negotiating all the treaty amendments for 20 years.

Are there particular cases or opinions that you found especially stimulating while working at the court or where you felt that the opinion broke genuinely new ground in EU law?