prioritised or accelerated examination of asylum application

Changes To Implement the Prioritized Examination Track

Each node may have a plurality of connected child ports with a predetermined acknowledgment priority scheme established.

These substances will be prioritized and over time included in Annex XIV.

(This requirement applies equally to all applicants including those admitted in priority*.)

Applications for asylum from safe countries of origin are handled with priority.

The Council Regulation (EC) No 1206/2001 has no conclusive character.

Council Regulation (EC) No 1206/2001 is not the primary procedure for obtaining address details.

Alternatively, a token passing arbitration scheme may be implemented where the token for bus access is passed around the nodes according to the above-described predetermined port priority scheme.

In the accelerated procedure, the CGRS takes the same decisions as in the standard procedure (granting, refusing or excluding from protection status).

According to the French Interior Ministry, 26% of asylum applications in 2011 were processed under the accelerated procedure.

The absence of a suspensive appeal to the National Court of Asylum for asylum claims processed under this accelerated procedure has placed thousands of people at risk.

Unlike what happens in the normal asylum procedure, asylum seekers in the accelerated procedure are simply tolerated on French territory and do not receive residency permits.

Human Rights Watch has been campaigning with Amnesty International France and ACAT France for the reform of the priority procedure.

While all of these items remain review issues, Telesta is planning its internal regulatory, production and commercial activities in anticipation of priority review.

In three other cases, unlike the first, you can seek asylum in France, but in a "priority procedure", i.e. you will not be given an APS (green card) or a receipt (yellow card) or housing (neither allowance nor temporary allocations (financial aid)).