A/HRC/26/3 128.37. Continue its efforts in advancing its Constitutional Review process including constitutional issues affecting the Māori people (Trinidad and Tobago); 128.38. Continue to address all forms of political, economic and social discrimination against the Māori and Pacific population by meeting their various demands for constitutional and legal reforms and recognition (Somalia); 128.39. Given the current constitutional review, fully incorporate the principle of equality between men and women and adopt a legal definition of gender-based discrimination, without overlooking to establish legislation which provides for the right to equal pay for work of equal value between men and women (Paraguay); 128.40. Explore and develop, in consultation with the Māori, means of addressing Māori concerns regarding the Treaty settlement process (Slovenia); 128.41. Continue strengthening the partnership between the Government and the Māori to reach a just, fair and sustainable settlement to historical claims made in the framework of the Treaty of Waitangi (Angola); 128.42. Develop a new human rights action plan under the auspices of the New Zealand Human Rights Commission (Burkina Faso); 128.43. Continue implementing the second national human rights action plan (Côte d’Ivoire); 128.44. Strengthen interministerial coordination for a better implementation of the current Children’s Action Plan (Spain); 128.45. Consider participation of the Parliament in a human rights commissioner’s appointment process (Ukraine); 128.46. Sharing the recommendation by some treaty bodies, establish a parliamentary human rights select committee (Turkey); 128.47. Take further measures to ensure full and consistent protection of human rights in domestic law and policies, taking into account the recommendations made by United Nations human rights bodies and the New Zealand Human Rights Commission (Netherlands); 128.48. Increase its official development aid to reach the international norm of 0.7 per cent of GDP (Tunisia); 128.49. Increase the level of its contribution of official development assistance (ODA) to attain 0.7 per cent of gross national income (Bangladesh); 128.50. Maintain its contributions of Official Development Assistance (ODA) at the internationally agreed level of 0.7 per cent of its GNP (Egypt); 128.51. Speed up the rebuilding and compensation process in the aftermath of the Canterbury earthquakes (Germany); 128.52. Consider policies in relation to gender mainstreaming, adequacy of housing and access to buildings for persons with disabilities in the postrecovery efforts of the Canterbury earthquakes (Trinidad and Tobago); 128.53. Facilitate the realization of economic, social and cultural rights through the reconstruction of the areas affected by earthquakes in 2010 and 2011 (Algeria); 18