Yes. For those receiving a negative decision within 12 months, support for rejected claimants could be included in reporting during a grace period (up to 28 days for individuals, or longer for families). These costs are not actively excluded from ODA reporting as the number of claimants receiving decisions within 12 months of which are negative is small and it would create disproportionate additional burden to estimate for removal. These may be considered to offset any benefits or other social security provision that asylum seekers who are granted refugee status within 12 months may go on to receive but which are not currently reported for similar reasons of disproportionate burden to establish costs. <br />Support is provided while claimants are awaiting a final decision on their application for asylum. Support is provided prior to a final negative decision. This can include support provided to people whose claim has been initially rejected and whose right to appeal is pending. For those receiving a negative decision within 12 months, support for rejected claimants could be included in reporting during a grace period (up to 28 days for individuals, or longer for families). Because very few applications, and the subsequent right of appeal, would be processed within 12 months, this amount is very small. It would create a disproportionate additional burden to estimate these for removal. Additionally, this would be off-set by any additional support for those receiving positive decisions within 12 months may go on to receive (also not estimated for inclusion in ODA due to disproportionate burden in identifying eligible costs).