The Tallinn Administrative Court has ruled against European Parliament member Jaak Madison, rejecting his attempt to avoid repaying campaign expenses. The decision upholds a prior order from the Political Parties Financing Surveillance Committee. Madison had challenged the committee’s demand for repayment, arguing against its legality. However, the court found in favor of the committee, confirming the original ruling. The specific details of the expenses in question haven’t been disclosed, but the case centers on campaign finance regulations. This ruling signifies a reinforcement of oversight regarding political funding in Estonia. Madison’s legal options may be limited following this court decision, but further appeals are possible.