A/HRC/30/14 regarding the Act on Usage of Languages and Scripts of National Minorities (Canada); 99.157 Provide full respect of minority rights guaranteed by positive legislation, including the right to use minority languages and scripts, specifically the Cyrillic script (Serbia); 99.158 Continue to implement the State policy on immigration, and constantly adjust and improve the policies and measures according to the new situations of the protection of the rights of migrants (China); 99.159 Review its asylum procedures to increase the efficiency of the asylum granting processes and ensure the protection of unaccompanied migrant children (Sweden); 99.160 Further sensitize the Croatian public to the asylum question, in order to facilitate the integration of asylum seekers (Sweden); 99.161 Continue its efforts to meet the benchmarks of the action plan regarding the building of the housing units for the returnees (Albania); 99.162 Adopt measures that guarantee access to rights for all people returning to the country irrespective of the cessation of the condition of refugees (Argentina); 99.163 Continue to implement the obligations deriving from the Sarajevo Declaration vis-à-vis the successful integration of refugees and to further accelerate the implementation of the existing national housing care programme (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 99.164 Give more priority to returnee communities for economic development initiatives, so that returnees are given easier access to social welfare systems and to take effective measures to recognize their years of work and their right to a pension (Bosnia and Herzegovina); 99.165 Ensure for asylum-seeking children effective and non-discriminatory access to education (Kyrgyzstan); 99.166 Protect the rights of minorities, in particular by providing access to basic services for the Roma minority, including the ability for stateless Roma to obtain Croatian nationality, in accordance with its human rights obligations (Switzerland); 99.167 Continue ongoing efforts, both nationally and in its bilateral dialogue with Serbia, to ensure the return of refugees and displaced Croatians of Serbian origin to their homes and the recovery of all their rights, especially with regard to their property, pensions and social rights, thereby ensuring a comprehensive solution to a problem that affects both Croatians of Serbian origin and Serbs of Croatian origin (Spain). 100. All conclusions and recommendations contained in the present report reflect the position of the submitting States and the State under review. They should not be construed as endorsed by the Working Group as a whole. 24