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PQ 277

279 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the criteria used to apply whitelist status to Nigeria, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and South Africa; if he will quantify the category of reasons for the negative decisions in 94% of cases from these countries by country, by reason and by percentage; the nature of the designated accommodation in which asylum seekers from these countries will be held while their claims are being processed under this new system; the additional restrictions that will apply to this category of persons alone; if they will be arrested for failure to report daily; the person to whom they must report; the offence with which they will be charged and the penalty attached; if they will have access to legal advice and legal aid in this fast-track system; the mechanics of the fast-track process; the qualifications of those members of the Office of Refugee Applications who will hear these claims; if they will be country specialists; the views of the Human Rights Commission received by him on these proposals; and the meaning non-cooperation with investigations into these applications. [2818/05]

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279 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the criteria used to apply whitelist status to Nigeria, Romania, Bulgaria, Croatia and South Africa; if he will quantify the category of reasons for the negative decisions in 94% of cases from these countries by country, by reason and by percentage; the nature of the designated accommodation in which asylum seekers from these countries will be held while their claims are being processed under this new system; the additional restrictions that will apply to this category of persons alone; if they will be arrested for failure to report daily; the person to whom they must report; the offence with which they will be charged and the penalty attached; if they will have access to legal advice and legal aid in this fast-track system; the mechanics of the fast-track process; the qualifications of those members of the Office of Refugee Applications who will hear these claims; if they will be country specialists; the views of the Human Rights Commission received by him on these proposals; and the meaning non-cooperation with investigations into these applications. [2818/05]

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