Yes. The new rules will be applied to Finland’s ODA reporting in 2020, reporting 2019 figures. The clarifications will remove some of the administrative costs from the daily unit costs in reception centres and remove the state subsidies to municipalities. However, new items will be included: early childhood education and rejected asylum seekers. Family reunification may be hard to add in the cost calculations, as well as the legal services paid by the Ministry of Justice.<br />Finland will exclude costs in future related to voluntary returns as they could be partly include rejected decisions.