Constitutional complaint challenging administrative decision on fundamental rights and standard of review under Austrian Federal Constitutional Law

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, thereby upholding the challenged administrative decision. The dispute concerned a challenge to the legality of an administrative act, where the complainant argued that the proceedings violated their constitutional rights. The court determined that the administrative authority had acted in accordance with the applicable statutory provisions and that no violation of fundamental rights was established. Consequently, the prior administrative decision remains in force. The decisive legal basis included the relevant sections of the Administrative Procedure Act and the Austrian Federal Constitutional Law, specifically regarding the standards of review for administrative bodies and the protection of rights against arbitrary state action.