Competency dispute between police authority and courts dismissed as no actual conflict exists.

The Supreme Court's Competency Collegium dismissed Adam S.'s request to resolve a jurisdictional dispute between the Police Commander and regular courts. Although the applicant argued that courts and the administrative body disagreed on who should hear his claim for delayed police benefits, the court found no genuine conflict because both sides agreed the matter belonged to the administrative authority. Consequently, the Collegium ruled that since the administrative decision was final and both parties recognized the same competent organ, no jurisdictional dispute existed under the Administrative Procedure Code.