Constitutional complaint against administrative order dismissed for lack of admissibility

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint for lack of admissibility, thereby leaving the contested administrative order in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to an administrative penalty or order, wherein the complainant alleged a violation of constitutional rights, but the court determined that the requirements for a constitutional complaint were not met, likely due to insufficient plausibility or failure to demonstrate that the constitutional rights were specifically affected by the contested measure. The decision rests on the procedural admissibility standards for constitutional complaints under the Federal Constitutional Court Act, specifically the requirement that the applicant must substantiate the relevance of the constitutional issue and the violation of fundamental rights, which the complainant failed to establish to the requisite degree.