Section 33, The Refugees Protection Act, 2007

(l) The Minister may, by statutory instrument, makeregulations generally for giving effect to this Act, and for prescribing anything required or necessary to be prescribed by or under this Act. (2) Without prejudice to the generality of subsection (1), regulations made under that subsection may provide for– (a) the procedure to be followed in applications for recognition as refugees and the form in which such applications shall be made; (b) the manner and form in which appeals may be made under this Act; Annual reports by Authority, etc.Provision relating to NaCSA as Implementing Agency. Legal aid. Regulations. (c) the issue of identification documents to pesons seeking recognition as refugees and to members of their families; (d) the form and issue of identification and travel documents to recognized refugees and protected persons; (e) the form of any order or notice required to be served on any refugee under subsection (5) of section 16 and the manner in which such order or notice may be served; (f) the control of persons who are required to live within designated areas, including refugee camps and the circumstances in which such persons may reside outside such areas; (g) the form of any notice required to be served; on any person under sections 11 and 12 and the manner in which such notice may be served; (h) requiring employers, when considering applications for employment made by persons who are not citizens of Sierra Leone to give preference to applicants who are recognized refugees or protected persons; (i) Co-operation and consultation with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees concerning applicants for refugee status, the making of representations by the High Commissioner in relation to any person for the purposes of this Act, and the services and assistance that may be rendered by the High Commissioner for or on behalf of any persons for the purposes of this Act; (j) the form and manner in which effect shall be given to Article 35 of the United Nations Convention and Article II of the Protocol.