A/HRC/30/5 marriage at 18 and to contribute to combating forced or early marriages (Mexico); 110.24 Adopt and ensure effective implementation of existing legislative proposals to improve conditions in prisons in line with international standards (Italy); 110.25 Submit the Prisons Bill (2003) to Parliament for its consideration at the earliest opportunity and take meaningful action to deal with prison overcrowding, in particular through reducing the extraordinary periods of pretrial detention faced by many detainees (Ireland); 110.26 Bring legislation governing the acquisition, retention or transfer of citizenship in line with article 9 of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women, by removing any remaining discrimination (Portugal); 110.27 Give continuity to the strengthening of national human rights institutions and mechanisms (Nepal); 110.28 Continue its efforts to strengthen the Malawi Human Rights Commission’s independence (Australia); 110.29 Continue strengthening the capacity of Government institutions on human rights and to implement the strategies and plans, especially on child labour (Sudan); 110.30 Conclude the drafting of the national human rights action plan (Zimbabwe); 110.31 Accelerate the implementation of its national human rights action plan, and continue strengthening the human rights institutional frameworks (Indonesia); 110.32 Strengthen the role and capacity of the Office of the Ombudsman and the Human Rights Commission (Morocco); 110.33 Amend the Human Rights Commission Act to ensure that the Commission enjoys full independence and is adequately resourced, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Portugal); 110.34 Establish and resource an independent police complaints commission to track and investigate complaints, in line with section 128 of Malawi’s Police Act (Australia); 110.35 Consider strengthening the capacity of the Law Commission to enable it to fulfil with diligence its apparently broad mandate (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 110.36 Further promote human rights education for law enforcement organs (Ethiopia); 110.37 Further enhance efforts to achieve the remaining Millennium Development Goals (Ethiopia); 110.38 Continue the efforts in fighting social inequalities and poverty, especially of women and children, by promoting the respect for fundamental human rights and adopting policies that provide favourable conditions of work, in line with international human rights law (Holy See); 15