According to the national contribution to the EMN Annual Report on Migration and Asylum 2019:

In this case, the CNDA had annulled the Office’s decision to end protection on the basis of Article L. 711-6 (1) of the CESEDA, holding that the Note Blanche from the intelligence services tendered in the course of adversarial proceedings was insufficiently specific (jihadist profile). The Council of State annulled the Court’s decision on account of an error in law, since a judge with unlimited jurisdiction has a duty to approach the Ministry of the Interior as part of an investigative process, so as to obtain clarification of the elements appearing in the Note Blanche, rather than focussing solely on its insufficiently specific nature.