throughout the procedure, and also to assistance in the asylum interview and preliminary investigation. The applicant's legal assistant is entitled to ask questions and make comments during the interview. There is no obligation in law to ensure that applicants have legal assistance during the procedure. The applicant is responsible for seeking assistance. The representative of an unaccompanied minor is present at interviews and is entitled to ask questions and make comments. The authorities have to provide interpretation if the applicant does not understand Finnish or Swedish. When spouses are applying for international protection, both spouses must be interviewed separately and individually. It is the Finnish Immigration Service that makes the decision on an asylum application. If the application is rejected, a decision on refusal of entry or deportation is issued at the same time. The decision is submitted to the police authority where the asylum seeker is domiciled for further notification. The decision can be appealed to the Helsinki Administrative Court. An application for international protection may be dismissed by Finnish Immigration Service if the applicant has arrived from a safe country of asylum or the applicant may be sent to another State which is  responsible for examining an application. A decision on an application may be issued in an accelerated procedure if the applicant comes from a safe country of origin, or the application can be considered manifestly unfounded, or the applicant has filed a subsequent application which does not contain any new grounds. Appeals before Helsinki Administrative Court