Supplementary - Very important - What will happen if the Administrative Justice Court does not annul the Ministry of Interior's directive?

According to Article 84 of the Administrative Justice Court Law:

Matters that fall under the jurisdiction of the General Assembly of the Court, as per the law, are initially referred to specialized panels composed of at least 15 judges from the Court.

Now, it must first be seen whether the specialized panel in question will reject the incoming complaints at this stage, or, as per the conditions set forth in this article, will refer the matter to the General Assembly of the Administrative Justice Court for annulment of the directive or sections thereof based on the arguments presented by the complainants, according to Article 88 of the Administrative Justice Court Law.

In any case, attention must be paid to:

With the review of the Administrative Justice Court according to the amended Article 93 of the Administrative Justice Law, the decision of the specialized panel and potentially the General Assembly of the Administrative Justice Court regarding the "annulment or non-annulment" of the Ministry of Interior's directive will be valid and binding for the judicial and administrative authorities of the Islamic Republic.

In clearer terms, if the Administrative Justice Court does not annul this directive in its entirety or in parts, then the Ministry of Interior will proceed with greater authority and legal backing, which will also serve as a reference for all governmental judicial and administrative bodies.

Therefore, we must wait for the publication of the decision from the specialized panel or the General Assembly of the Court on the Court's website and in the official newspaper, or from the respected complainants.