A/HRC/11/10 page 26 given that the World Bank has extensive experience in the preparation of environmental impact assessments, this proposal would not represent a new method of working if also applied to human rights, particularly if the Bank collaborates with the relevant United Nations human rights organs and bodies. 98. A related idea is the use of indicators in order to assess the progressive realization of economic and social rights. In keeping with the request of the Council in its resolution 7/4, the independent expert will devote attention to the potential role of indicators in assessing the impact of commitments arising from debts on the capacity of States to implement their human rights obligations and to attain the MDGs. In this regard, he anticipates working in concert with other stakeholders who are undertaking work on human rights indicators. 99. The independent expert welcomes the views of Member States on any aspect of this report and on his mandate in general, and especially on the issues on which he intends to primarily focus in the coming year: the draft guidelines on foreign debt and human rights, trade and debt, and creditor co-responsibility and illegitimate debt. -----