Constitutional complaint challenging statutory regulation for infringement of fundamental rights

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, ruling that the challenged legal provision did not violate the complainant's fundamental rights, thereby upholding the legislative decision against the private petitioner. The dispute concerned the validity of a specific statutory regulation, where the complainant argued that the law infringed upon their constitutional guarantees. The Court’s decision rested on the interpretation of the relevant statutory framework and the assessment that the legislative measure fell within the scope of permissible governmental discretion and complied with the constitutional requirements, resulting in no annulment or amendment of the contested law.