A/HRC/17/10 86.17. Bring its legislation and practices into line with international obligations (Sweden); 86.18. Take the necessary measures to fully incorporate into Australian legislation its international obligations in the field of human rights (France); 86.19. Incorporate its international obligations instruments into domestic law (Jordan); under human rights 86.20. Continue its efforts in strengthening the mechanisms for the effective incorporation of international human rights obligations and standards into its domestic legislation (Argentina); 86.21. Strengthen its human rights framework by establishing a comprehensive legislative scheme for all human rights (Timor-Leste); 86.22. Consider a comprehensive human rights act as recommended by the National Human Rights Consultative Committee (Canada); incorporate its international human rights obligations into domestic law by elaborating a comprehensive, judicially enforceable Human Rights Act to ensure legislative protection of human rights (Ukraine); fully incorporate its international human rights obligations in domestic law through the adoption of a comprehensive justiciable law on human rights (Russian Federation); implement a federal human rights act to maximize all Australian’s legal human rights protection in accordance with Australia’s international obligations (Norway); 86.23. Focus on nationwide enforcement of its existing anti-discrimination law, plan adequately for nationwide implementation, especially as it relates to discrimination against indigenous persons (United States); 86.24. Fully implement the Racial Discrimination Act and the revision of federal laws to be compatible with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Norway); 86.25. Consider reinstating, without qualification, the Racial Discrimination Act into the arrangements under the Northern Territory Emergency Response and any subsequent arrangement (Canada); 86.26. Consult with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and take into consideration the guidelines proposed by the Australian Human Rights Commission before considering suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act for any future intervention affecting the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (Slovenia); 86.27. Facilitate the provision of sufficient funding and staffing for the Human Rights Commission and different commissioners, including the recently appointed Commissioner against racial discrimination (Bolivia); 86.28. Establish a National Children’s Commissioner to monitor compliance with CRC (New Zealand); 86.29. Consider establishing an independent commissioner for child rights (Poland); 86.30. Continue measures for the adoption of the new National Action Plan on Human Rights (Azerbaijan); 14