Constitutional challenge to administrative act: admissibility requirements for individual and direct constitutional review

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, leaving the impugned administrative decision in force and denying relief to the complainant. The dispute concerned a challenge to an administrative act under public law, wherein the petitioner argued that the lower authority violated their fundamental rights. The court held that the complaint did not meet the procedural requirements for constitutional review, likely due to a lack of individual and direct application of the norm or the absence of a violation of constitutional rights, thereby upholding the administrative authority's position without a detailed merits analysis.