Yes. The system now provides for a single application procedure for international protection, so that each applicant will get a first instance recommendation on whether they were granted refugee status, subsidiary protection, refusal etc. They can then decide to appeal this recommendation / decision. There can be several more stages before they get a decision depending on the individual but on the whole they will remain in accommodation during this process. Therefore, in principle, Ireland includes costs for asylum seekers (ultimately accepted and rejected), recognised refugees, persons granted temporary or subsidiary protection and quota refugees.