During the court's wait, the Egyptian newspaper Rose al-Youssef published a story on October 14, 2006, stating that the advisory report was completed, and that the State Commissioner's Authority is urging the rejection of the lower court's ruling. Then on December 2 a final hearing was held; the court indicated that its judgement would be issued in the case on December 16. The Supreme Administrative Court issued its final judgement in the case of Husam Izzat Musa and Ranya Enayat Rushdy on December 16, upholding the government's policy of allowing only three religious affiliations on state ID cards and government documents.