Constitutional validity of challenged statutory provision upheld by Constitutional Court

The Constitutional Court dismissed the constitutional complaint, upholding the challenged provision as consistent with the Federal Constitution. The case involved a challenge to a specific administrative or statutory norm, where the complainant argued that the measure violated fundamental rights or the principle of equality. The Court held that the legislation was a reasonable and non-arbitrary exercise of legislative power, finding no violation of constitutional guarantees. Consequently, the contested legal provision remains in full force and effect, and the complainant's request for annulment was denied. The decision rests on the standard review of proportionality and legal certainty under the Austrian Federal Constitution, confirming the validity of the statutory framework in question.