Yes. The Clarifications have affected the way Slovenia reports, especially with the definition of additional types of aid and purpose codes (more granular reporting) and clearly specifying ODA-eligible and ineligible cost items (e.g. rescue at sea only if it is the primary intention of the activity). As some asyluum seekers wait for a decision longer than one year, Slovenia has a applied a coefficient for 2019 data. In addition, Slovenia removed emergency medical services that were rendered to irregular migrants. As our approach to reporting in-donor refugee costs was conservative even before the adoption of clarifications, it did not bring substantial changes in the reported cost items.