According to para 2 of part five of Article 1161 of the Constitution, the Constitutional Court shall, under the procedure established by law, take decisions on the citizens’ complaints of violations of their constitutional rights and freedoms, reviewing the constitutionality of the laws applied to a specific case, if all other judicial remedies have been exhausted.
Article 148 of the Constitution determines that part five of Article 1161 of the Constitution shall enter into force after the legislation on constitutional proceedings has been brought to conformity to the changes and additions to the Constitution, and shall apply to the laws and other normative legal acts applied (subject to application) to a specific case after the part in question enters into force.
In accordance with Article 142.2 of the Constitution, within two years after the changes and additions to the Constitution enter into force, the laws provided by the Constitution shall be brought to conformity to the Constitution.
The Constitutional Court will decide on citizens' complaints of violations of their constitutional rights and freedoms after the legislation on constitutional proceedings has been brought in line with the Constitution.