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List of issues andquestions with respect to periodic reports.
Mr. POCAR suggested that the reference to periodic reports in the third sentence should be deleted, since the Working Group also dealt with issues relating to the initial reports of States parties.
Lists of issues should therefore be compiled only in relation to periodic reports.
However, it would not apply to States parties' initial reports or to periodic reports already submitted and awaiting consideration by the Committee.
However, the Committee is of the view that this procedure should apply to periodic reports only.
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It will also formulate in advance a list of issues in relation to periodic reports submitted by States that have not opted for the simplified reporting procedure.
Over its past three sessions, the Committee has refined its method of preparing the lists of issues andquestions with respect to periodic reports.
The practice of clustering questions under priority topics rather than addressing specific articles would continue with respect to periodic reports.
In preparing the lists andquestions relating to periodic reports, particular attention would be paid to States parties' follow-up to previous concluding comments, and its previous report would be taken into consideration.
Notes with appreciation the initiative of the Secretary-General in establishing a stand-by forces planning team andlooks forward to periodic reports on that initiative;
Dedicating three meetings to initial reports but only two to periodic reports had also given the Committee additional time for further discussion on the measures proposed in General Assembly resolution 68/268.
The Committee was examining its reporting guidelines with a view to updating or revising them, based on contemporary issues andspecificities relating to periodic reports.
The Committee decided that the list of issues andquestions with respect to periodic reports should normally be sent to States parties presenting their periodic reports within two weeks of the conclusion of the pre-session working group.
In conclusion, the Director congratulated the members of the pre-session working group for its strenuous efforts in drawing up the lists of issues andquestions to be raised with regard to periodic reports.
In its decision 19/III, the Committee requested the Secretariat to provide draft lists of issues andquestions with regard to periodic reports which would be sent in advance of the meeting of the pre-session working group to those Committee members designated as country rapporteurs.
As rapporteur for Syria, he wondered whether the report he had received(CERD/C/197/Add.6) dating from 1991 would be considered on the basis of the review procedure orthe procedure applicable to periodic reports submitted in good time.
The new procedure will apply only to periodic reports; the Committee will continue to request comprehensive initial reports from States parties to be prepared in accordance with its reporting guidelines HRI/GEN/2/Rev.2/Add.1.
In addition, the Committee decided that the Secretariat should continue to provide the reports of the country rapporteurs assigned to periodic reports to the pre-session working group.
The Committee has decided to initiate this procedure in relation to periodic reports that are due in 2009 and 2010, which will not be applied to initial reports or to periodic reports already submitted and awaiting consideration by the Committee.
Mr. YAKOVLEV said that it was only logical that the kinds of questions that might be included in lists of issues in relation to periodic reports were just as likely to arise in relation to initial reports. .
Members with other responsibilities, such as the resource person for the working group on the optional protocol and members assigned responsibility for general recommendations orother documents should be relieved of responsibility for preparing questions with respect to periodic reports.
The chairpersons reiterated their view11 that, in relation to periodic reports, there might be significant advantages in seeking ways by which to focus the report of each State Party on a limited range of issues, which might be identified by the Committee in advance of the preparation of the report. .
The pre-session working group notes that the Committee will be advised of the rationale for the choices regarding the prioritization of issues raised with regard to periodic reports in briefings to the Committee by the country rapporteurs.
The Committee requested the Secretariat to prepare drafts, lists of issues andquestions with regard to periodic reports, based on an analytical comparison of current States parties' reports, with previous reports and the Committee's discussion thereon and other relevant information, including concluding observations of other treaty bodies.
The Committee had decided, at its ninth session, to convene a pre-session working group for five days before each session to prepare lists of issues andquestions relating to periodic reports that would be considered by the Committee at the session.
It will not be applied to States parties' reporting obligations where initial reports are concerned or to periodic reports for which a previous report has already been submitted and is awaiting consideration by the Committee. On 15 May 2007, the Committee met with States parties and introduced and discussed the new procedure.
At its ninth session, the Committee had decided to convene a pre-session working group for five days before each session to prepare lists of issues andquestions relating to periodic reports that would be considered by the Committee at the following session.
Turning to periodic reports, it was difficult to see how States parties could be expected to respond to all the matters raised by treaty bodies in a mere 40 pages, and he requested more information on the procedure for asking States to resubmit reports that did not respect the page limit.