A/HRC/37/11 130.49 Improve the enforcement of the Single-Parent Family Support Act (Norway); 130.50 Make further efforts to increase access of young people and women to the labour market (Qatar); 130.51 Continue guaranteeing labour rights (Peru); 130.52 Continue efforts to close gaps that still exist in the working conditions of non-regular as opposed to regular workers (Israel); 130.53 Intensify efforts to eradicate differences between employees with permanent contracts and those who do not have permanent employment (Belarus); 130.54 Continue with its efforts to improve the welfare services support and social integration of persons with mental illness (Serbia); 130.55 Continue to review and refine the relevant legislations, policies and programmes to accord the elderly with more protection, services and opportunities to allow them to age with dignity and continue contributing to society where they can (Singapore); 130.56 Continue efforts to improve the living conditions of elderly persons (Viet Nam); 130.57 Take necessary measures to combat poverty among the elderly (Algeria); 130.58 In response to the growing needs of older persons, consider developing a master plan that would bring under its wing the various initiatives designed to protect the rights of older persons (Israel); 130.59 Strengthen the social protection system and step up protection of the rights of the elderly (China); 130.60 Continue with its ongoing impressive efforts to ensure that the bottom 70 per cent of the elderly aged over 65 are provided with basic income, as set out by its basic pension scheme (Brunei Darussalam); 130.61 Continue setting good practices like pension schemes for the elderly and the disabled (Bhutan); 130.62 Review the benefits of the basic pension scheme for older persons with a view to ensuring that older persons have enough to cover their living costs, in full consultation with their representatives (Haiti); 130.63 Implement measures to facilitate access to health care and education, particularly for the most vulnerable population (Angola); 130.64 Follow through the Government’s plans to expand compulsory education to high school (Brunei Darussalam); 130.65 Promote the human rights education and awareness-raising (Armenia); 130.66 Make greater efforts to implement national measures to ensure the reconciliation of work and family responsibilities in order to improve women’s participation in the labour market (State of Palestine); 130.67 Undertake further steps to encourage a higher proportion of women in managerial positions in the public institutions and the private business (Bulgaria); 130.68 Redouble efforts to increase the representation of women in decisionmaking positions and reduce the wage inequality gap between men and women (Colombia); 14