Whether the abstract challenge to the cantonal electricity-use tax rules was admissible and the appellants had standing.
The challenge was admissible only to the extent sufficiently reasoned; the municipality and the private consumers had standing, while criticism of unargued provisions was inadmissible.
The court held that direct abstract review of cantonal norms was available, the filing was timely, and standing existed for those directly or virtually affected. However, provisions not specifically challenged could not be reviewed.