Constitutional complaint: failure to demonstrate individualized infringement of fundamental rights

The Austrian Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint as inadmissible, leaving the challenged administrative decision in force. The dispute concerned a preliminary review of an administrative act for compliance with the Constitution, specifically involving the respondent's challenge to the procedural validity or substance of the lower authority's ruling. The decision rests on the requirement that constitutional complaints must establish a specific, individualized violation of fundamental rights or constitutional guarantees by the administrative body; the applicant failed to demonstrate such a direct infringement, rendering the remedy unavailable under the applicable constitutional procedural norms.