Key legal question
Whether the complaints remained admissible after the parliamentary election had been held.
Extracted holding
The complaints were still examinable: the challenge to the election itself remained live, and the challenge to the preparatory acts was reviewed despite the loss of current interest because the issue could recur under similar conditions without timely judicial review.
Extracted reasoning
The court applied the exception to the current-interest requirement for issues likely to recur and evade review, especially because the electoral system would continue in essentially the same form and delays made timely future review unlikely.