to the guidelines set forth in this Act. (2) An asylum application filed by Asylum Applicants must be governed by the expedited procedures set forth by this Act, as opposed to existing asylum law, procedures, regulations, and timelines. But unless modified by this Act or the procedures set forth in, regulations promulgated pursuant to, and timelines established by this Act, the standards, procedures, and burdens of proof established by existing law and regulations for asylum applications shall apply to an asylum application filed by an Asylum Applicant. (3) Until the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland Security have established procedures for expedited consideration of asylum applications under this section, any asylum application filed by an Asylum Applicant shall be reviewed under existing law, regulations, and procedures for the evaluation of an asylum claim. Other sections of this Act, including sections 2, 3, and 8, will nonetheless begin to apply to Asylum Applicants upon enactment of this Act. (b) Asylum interviews (1) Within 24 hours of an initial referral from immigration officials of an asylum application by an Asylum Applicant, an asylum officer shall conduct an asylum interview of the Asylum Applicant. (2) The Attorney General shall provide information concerning the asylum interview described in this section to Asylum Applicants at least twelve hours prior to the asylum interview. An Asylum Applicant may consult with a person or persons of the Asylum Applicant’s choosing prior to the interview or any review thereof, according to regulations prescribed by the Attorney General. Such consultation shall be at no expense to the Government and shall not unreasonably delay the process. (3) Within 24 hours of the start of an asylum interview, the asylum officer must make a determination of whether the Asylum Application has a credible fear of persecution. (4) If the officer determines that the Asylum Applicant has a credible fear of persecution, the Asylum Applicant shall be detained for further