A/HRC/15/15 82.5. Ratify the Rome Statue of the International Criminal Court, including the accession to the Agreement on Privileges and Immunities (Slovakia); 82.6. Base the adoption of the resolution mentioned in article 5 of the new labour law on the broadest negotiation level possible (Switzerland); 82.7. Promote the principle of equality in the broadest sense possible, including with regard to nationality, foreign issues and in the areas of work, during the development of the new law on the rights of women (Spain); 82.8. Establish promptly a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles, which presumes that it is independent and open to civil society (France); 82.9. Issue a standing invitation to the special procedures and respond in a reasonable period of time to treaty bodies’ requests, whether with regard to submitting periodic reports or to responding to communications, as the case may be (France); 82.10. Extend a standing and open invitation to all special procedures (Spain); 82.11. Respond favourably to the requests of the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children, to visit the country (Israel); 82.12. Take further action and measures in order to further promote women’s participation in the judiciary and all other sectors of life in the country (Greece); 82.13. Ensure equal employment opportunities for women, and enhance women’s participation in the workforce by recruiting qualified women for expert and supervisory positions in all ministries, diplomatic corps and the judiciary (Netherlands); 82.14. Prepare and implement a national plan of action to promote gender equality and ensure the incorporation of a gender perspective into all levels and spheres, in accordance with the recommendation from CEDAW (Chile); 82.15. Undertake all efforts to create legislation against human trafficking and the smuggling of migrants for purposes of sexual exploitation and forced labour, in line with the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime and the Protocols thereto, and as pledged in the national report (Israel); 82.16. Extend the new labour law for the private sector to cover all groups, including domestic workers (Norway); 82.17. Include domestic workers in the new draft labour law for the private sector, and ensure comprehensive protection, including a weekly rest day, timely payment of wages in full and limits to working hours (Italy); 82.18. Replace the current sponsorship system with domestic worker residency permits overseen by the Government (Italy); 82.19. Revoke the current sponsorship system (Kafala) and replace it with regulations in accordance with international standards (Norway); 82.20. End all discriminatory provisions in Kuwait’s housing programme (Norway); 22