Constitutional challenge to administrative discretion and equality before the law under the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act

The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint, leaving the challenged provision in force, as the petitioner failed to demonstrate a violation of fundamental rights against the statutory measure. The dispute centered on a challenge to the constitutionality of a specific administrative or procedural norm, likely involving the scope of discretionary powers or formal requirements in public law proceedings. The decisive legal basis rested on the standard of review under the Austrian Federal Constitutional Act, where the court concluded that the legislative provision was within the permissible scope of the legislator’s authority and did not infringe upon the petitioner’s right to a remedy or equality before the law.