A/HRC/33/17 136.80 Review and amend laws, as appropriate, to ensure that publicallyfunded schools provide equal access to education for all, irrespective of one’s faith or religious affiliation (United States of America); 136.81 Undertake thorough consultations with persons with disabilities, representatives and labour organisations, and civil society prior to entering any reservation to article 27 of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities upon ratification, with respect to reasonable accommodation (Canada); 136.82 Achieve the implementation of the national strategy for persons with disabilities and introduce a legal regime of subsidized transport for persons with disabilities (Haiti); 136.83 Conduct and finalize a timely review of the request for recognition of the Travellers as an ethnic group (United States of America); 136.84 Take concrete measures for the issuance of medical cards in Traveller and Roma communities, to guarantee that such children enjoy the same access to and quality of health-care services as others (Islamic Republic of Iran); 136.85 Strengthen measures to eliminate discrimination against Roma and children on the basis of religion in health and education sectors (Bangladesh); 136.86 Introduce measures to improve the living standards of Travellers in society and ensure the legislation in place does not hinder their nomadic customs and practices (Turkey); 136.87 Continue giving the broadest possible scope, flexibility and coverage to its immigration policy (Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela); 136.88 Ensure that the legislation that provides individual consideration of the status of refugee includes the provision of sufficient resources for its implementation in order to avoid delays in the effective determination of the requests for the concession of refugee status (Mexico); 136.89 Improve the protection of refugees, migrants and asylum seekers and improve their living conditions and access to social security and guarantee other human rights (China); 136.90 Ensure family reunification and the conditions of the reception of refugees and asylum-seekers, in the implementation of the Law on International Protection, are in accordance with international law (Guatemala); 136.91 Accelerate the entry into force of the new programme for the protection of refugees and ensure that it guarantees the protection of the best interest of the child and fully complies with international standards regarding unaccompanied migrant children and family reunification (Mexico); 136.92 Amend the General Scheme of the International Protection Bill to address family reunification, best interests of the child and the legal framework of reception conditions (Egypt); 136.93 Address concerns about family reunification and the best interests of the child in its legislation on refugees (Brazil); GE.16-12337 27