Title and agenda item 10. Expanded working paper on human rights and non-State actors (item 6) 11. Report on the guidelines for the realization of the right to drinking water and sanitation (item 4) Entrusted to Mr. Gáspár Bíró (Hungary), Ms. Antoanella-Iulia Motoc (Romania), Mr. David Rivkin (USA) and Mr. Ibrahim Salama (Egypt) Mr. El-Hadji Guissé (Senegal) Legislative authority and latest Sub-Commission resolution(s)/decision(s) on the subject Sub-Commission decision 2004/114; decision 2005/112 Sub-Commission decision 2004/107 First submission Final submission Status at the fifty-eighth session (2006) Fifty-seventh session (2005) Fifty-eighth session (2006) Fifty-seventh session (2005) Fifty-seventh session (2005) Not submitted due to the uncertainty of the transitional period from the Commission on Human Rights to the Human Rights Council. Submitted in 2005 E/CN.4/Sub.2/2005/25. C. Working papers prepared or mandated for preparation for the working groups of the Sub-Commission in 2006 Title and agenda item Legislative authority and latest Sub-Commission resolution(s)/ decision(s) on the subject Sub-Commission decision 2005/108 Working group on the administration of justice Submitted and issued as A/HRC/Sub.1/58/CRP.5. Mr. Ibrahim Salama (Egypt) Sub-Commission decision 2005/108 Working group on the administration of justice Not submitted due to the uncertainty of the transitional period from the Commission on Human Rights to the Human Rights Council. Mr. Yozo Yokota (Japan) Sub-Commission decision 2005/108 Working group on the administration of justice Due to the uncertainty of the transitional period from the Commission on Human Rights to the Human Rights Council, the report was submitted late and issued as CRP (in English only). Ms. Françoise Jane Hampson (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) Working groups Status at the fifty-eighth session (2006) A/HRC/10/2 page 25 A/HRC/AC/2008/1/2 page 25 1. Working paper on the circumstances in which civilians lose their immunity from attack under international humanitarian law and human rights law 2. Working paper on measures designed to prevent violations in circumstances in which international humanitarian law and international human rights law are both applicable 3. Working paper on the issues of amnesties, impunity and accountability for violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law Entrusted to

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