Key legal question
Whether the appeal against the Federal Administrative Court's interim order was admissible
Extracted holding
The appeal was not admissible because the challenged order was purely procedural and the appellant failed to show a sufficient, constitutionally relevant, irreparable disadvantage or adequate reasoning.
Extracted reasoning
Only constitutional rights could be invoked against the interim order; the appellant's submissions addressed the merits of earlier license-withdrawal decisions rather than the interests balancing for interim relief, so the statutory reasoning requirements were not met.