Inadmissibility of constitutional complaint due to lack of jurisdiction

The Constitutional Court dismissed the complaint for lack of jurisdiction, leaving the contested provincial administrative act in force. The dispute concerned a challenge to a provincial authority's decision, wherein the complainant argued that the measures violated fundamental rights. The Court held that it lacked competence to review the matter because the applicable legal framework did not provide for a direct constitutional remedy or the preconditions for constitutional jurisdiction were not met, thereby upholding the procedural bar against the applicant.