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THE INTERNATIONAL PROTECTION APPEALS TRIBUNAL, THE MINISTER FOR JUSTICE, IRELAND AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
      Article 15 of the 2013 Directive requires member states to establish standards regulating international protection applicants' access to the labour market. Paragraph (1) thereof obliges States to:
"[E] nsure that applicants have access to the labour market no later than nine months from the date when the application for international protection was lodged if a first instance decision by the competent authority has not been taken and the delay cannot be attributed to the applicant. "
      Regulation 11(3) of the 2018 Regulations enables an international protection applicant to apply for a labour market access permission eight months after an international protection application has been made. Regulation 11(4) further provides:
" The Minister may, on receipt of an application made in accordance with paragraph (3), grant a permission to the applicant where satisfied that -
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