A/HRC/14/46 identified in the footnotes to the commentary, which include references to individual States. The notion of “good practice” refers to legal and institutional frameworks that serve to promote human rights and the respect for the rule of law in the work of intelligence services. Good practice not only refers to what is required by international law, including human rights law, but goes beyond these legally-binding obligations. The 35 areas of good practice included in the compilation are grouped into four “baskets”, namely legal basis (practices 1–5), oversight and accountability (practices 6–10 and 14–18), substantive human rights compliance (practices 11–13 and 19–20) and issues related to specific functions of intelligence agencies (practices 21–35). 2 GE.10-13410