page 3 (d) Coordinating the schedule for the consideration of reports; (e) Limiting the length of States parties’ reports; (f) Establishing improved and harmonized methods of work for the treaty bodies and harmonizing rules of procedure; (g) Enhancing efforts to provide concrete and practical concluding observations addressed to States parties, taking into consideration views expressed during the constructive dialogues with them; (h) Harmonizing practices relating to the publication and reporting of responses by States parties to concluding observations and comments made during the constructive dialogues with a view to enhancing transparency; (i) Considering harmonizing practices for inviting comments from States and other stakeholders in the elaboration of general comments, including by publishing a single list of general comments under consideration; (j) For treaty bodies dealing with individual complaints, considering further ways of improving their working methods in this regard; (k) Further enhancing emphasis on implementation and follow-up; (l) Taking further measures to assist States parties upon their request with their reporting obligations, and the preparation of common-core documents; (m) Harmonizing efforts to consider the situations of some States parties whose reports are overdue; (n) Considering the development of harmonized working methods for the exchange of credible and reliable information between the human rights treaty bodies and non-governmental organizations and national human rights institutions in all parts of the world;