A/HRC/43/15/Add.1 122.132 The Government deems the current regulation adequate and additional changes unnecessary. 122.147 Slovenia deems the current regulation adequate. Applicants for and persons with international protection are granted access to healthcare and social protection, as well as to education, in accordance with the International Protection Act, which is compliant with the European asylum legislation. Slovenia does not allow, under any circumstances, the detention of children applying for international protection. 122.149 Activities have been ongoing for a while. The national legislation in Slovenia complies with the European asylum legislation and international conventions. 122.151 Slovenia deems the current regulation adequate and changes unnecessary. Activities have been ongoing for a while. Slovenia does not allow, under any circumstances, the detention of minors and unaccompanied minors applying for international protection. 122.153 The International Protection Act fully complies with international obligations in the field of international protection and the European legislation in this area. 122.155 Activities have been ongoing for a while. The Act Amending the Act Regulating the Legal Status of Citizens of Former Yugoslavia Living in the Republic of Slovenia, which entered into force on 24 July 2010, set a three-year deadline for submitting permanent residence permit applications. The legislative authorities assessed that this was long enough to allow all potential applicants to acquaint themselves with the Act and file their applications. 122.157 Stateless persons may regulate their status in accordance with the provisions of the Aliens Act, unless direct application of the Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons would be more favourable. Taking into consideration the above-mentioned clarifications we believe that, given a small number of stateless persons in Slovenia, there is no need for introducing a special statelessness determination procedure. 8