Supreme Court clarifies that student union complaints against ministerial inaction are inadmissible unless the case concerns an individual student dispute.

The Supreme Court resolved a legal question regarding the admissibility of complaints to the Administrative Court against ministerial oversight acts under the Higher Education Act. While student unions generally lack standing to sue for inaction regarding general university rules, they possess such rights when the act concerns an individual student case. The court distinguished between these scenarios, ruling that unions cannot challenge a minister's failure to act on general university statutes but can do so in specific individual student disputes.