Yes. When it is established that the Dublin Regulation may apply to an asylum seeker in the Czech Republic, the applicant is informed about the Dublin procedure, including his/her rights and responsibilities. During the interview, applicants are provided with an interpreter when necessary, and their sensitive information is treated in a confidential manner.<br />Time periods (deadlines) for various stages of the procedure, defined by the Dublin Regulation, are observed. During the Dublin procedure, an applicant may be detained only for reasons stipulated in the Dublin Regulation.<br />If a decision is made to relocate the applicant to another country following the Dublin procedure, he/she has the right to appeal to a court of justice and to be represented by a legal adviser (attorney-at-law). If the applicant cannot afford legal representation, the applicant may request to be provided with legal advice free of charge, for example via civil society organizations.<br />The Czech Republic includes costs related to these asylum seekers in ODA. Having said that, it is relevant to note that applicants within the scope of the Dublin Regulation represent a low percentage of total applicants for international protection in the Czech Republic.