Sickness funds are not public administration bodies, so jurisdiction disputes between them and courts do not apply KPA rules.

The Supreme Court dismissed the applicant's request to resolve a jurisdictional dispute between a sickness fund and a court. The applicant argued that the Regional Sickness Fund was a public administration body, necessitating specific procedural rules for determining court competence. The court ruled that sickness funds are insurance institutions, not public administration bodies, and thus the relevant provisions of the Code of Administrative Procedure regarding jurisdiction disputes do not apply to them.