For the regular non-safe-country-of-origin legitimate founded claim, you would have the 15-day information interview. You would have 90 days at the first level of the Refugee Protection Division. You would then have another 15 days to file a notice of appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division. Finally, you would have 120 days after that for your Refugee Appeal Division decision. That's for the regular stream.
For safe-country-of-origin claimants, the 15-day interview would be for everybody. However, for that group we would propose 60 days for the first level, the Refugee Protection Division hearing, rather than 90. Similarly, they would get 15 days to file an appeal to the Refugee Appeal Division, but their hearing would be completed in 30 days, as opposed to 120.
With respect to manifestly unfounded claimants, this determination would not happen until the Refugee Protection Division hearing. So they would, like the regular claimant, have 15 days for the information interview and 90 days for the refugee protection hearing. If the claim is subsequently found to be manifestly unfounded, they would then move over to the fast track for the Refugee Appeal Division. So there would be 15 days to file notice of appeal and 30 days for a Refugee Appeal Division hearing.