Constitutional complaint against administrative decision; absence of cited decisive provisions and standard dismissal of extraordinary remedy

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, leaving the challenged administrative decision in force in favor of the respondent authority. The dispute concerned a review of the legality of a specific administrative act under Austrian law, where the complainant alleged violations of fundamental rights or procedural guarantees. The Court examined the case under the doctrine of constitutional review and found no breach of the Austrian Federal Constitutional Law or the European Convention on Human Rights, thereby upholding the lower instance's ruling.