For the time being, the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Croatia has decided on the laws and decisions of the Civil Protection Headquarters on four occasions. I will start the paper on the management of the COVID-19 crisis management in July 2020. The situation from July 2020 is very specific, given that the elections were to be held in the context of the global crisis, which has left a mark on Croatian citizens. Furthermore, the decision-making of the Constitutional Court at the session held on September 14, 2020. will be discussed. The subject of that session were four Laws, and as many as ten decisions, nine of which were made by the Civil Protection Headquarters of the Republic of Croatia, and one by the Government of the Republic of Croatia. The decision of the Constitutional Court at that session resulted in the rejection of all proposals for initiating proceedings to assess the conformity of laws and decisions, except for one decision, which very much aroused great public interest. It is a decision that deals with the topic of banning work on Sundays. December 2021 led to the third round of decisions of the Constitutional Court on the COVID-19 crisis. Given the fact that more than a year has passed since the last decision of the Constitutional Court, the proponents' objections include new problems such as COVID certificates, mandatory testing and certain security measures. For now, the last decision of the Constitutional Court on the management of the COVID-19 crisis took place in February 2022, when a truly comprehensive decision was made by which the Constitutional Court decides on COVID certificates in the public sector. This decision also aroused the interest of citizens and the media, given that these are public bodies that are an indispensable part of the everyday life of most adult citizens.