A/HRC/16/5 84.34. Put in place structures to ensure that Government and Parliamentary decision-making processes are transparent and that public legislative hearings take place (United Kingdom); 84.35. Ensure a participatory and inclusive process with civil society in the implementation of the universal periodic review recommendations, including organizations representing minorities (Norway); 84.36. Involve domestic human rights organizations in the follow-up to this review and in the implementation of its National Human Rights Action Plan (United Kingdom); 84.37. For the protection of the rights of persons with disabilities, the participation of all relevant organizations is vital in order to promote their rights as well as the infrastructural and psychological environment are much needed (Kazakhstan); 84.38. Undertake special measures concerning employment, social welfare and protection of the rights of vulnerable groups, in particular women and persons with disabilities (Islamic Republic of Iran); 84.39. Demonstrate improvements in submitting its reports in a regular manner to the treaty bodies, particularly for the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, reports under which have been overdue since 2003 (France); 84.40. Finalize and submit the treaty body periodic reports as a matter of priority (Australia); 84.41. Submit overdue reports to the United Nations treaty bodies as a matter of priority (Norway); 84.42. Report regularly to all human rights treaty bodies (Slovenia); 84.43. Extend an invitation to the Special Rapporteur on trafficking in persons, especially women and children (New Zealand); 84.44. Ensure a human rights culture, inter alia, by strengthening the antidiscriminatory legislative framework and ensuring its effective implementation (Norway); 84.45. Take stronger measures to combat discrimination in both the public and private sectors while promoting greater women’s participation at the highest levels of decision-making (United States); 84.46. Adopt a draft law on gender equality and the establishment of an institutional mechanism responsible for the promotion of equality (Ghana); 84.47. Strengthen existing legal protections and enhance enforcement to combat discrimination against and mistreatment of women and girls (United States); 84.48. Adopt expeditiously a law on gender equality, empower its National Committee on Gender Equality, and take appropriate measures to eliminate discrimination against women, hence promoting their advancement, with a particular focus on the most vulnerable groups, such as rural women (Slovakia); 84.49. Undertake effective measures to ensure the implementation of legislation guaranteeing the principle of non-discrimination, adopting a 16