Supreme Court dismisses referendum campaign rights claim due to missing certified statute and statutory interpretation.

The Supreme Court dismissed the Foundation's appeal against the Electoral Commission's refusal to issue a certificate for referendum campaign participation. The Commission denied the request because the Foundation's statutory goals did not align with the EU accession treaty referendum and because the certified statute was missing from the notification. The Court ruled that the specific referendum law mandates a strict three-day deadline for refusal upon missing conditions, overriding general election procedure rules and preventing the applicant from curing the defect.