Cap. 420 Art. 23BUnfounded applications.

Without prejudice to regulation 13 of the Procedural

Standards for Granting and Withdrawing International Protection, the International Protection Agency may only consider an application to be unfounded, if it has established that the applicant does not qualify for international protection:

Provided that the International Protection Agency shall consider an application to be manifestly unfounded, if it has established that the applicant does not qualify for international protection, and that the application falls under the definition of "manifestly unfounded" in article 2.