(d) Provide effective follow-up to the concluding observations of the treaty bodies on their reports; (e) Disseminate effectively in their territories the full text of the concluding observations of the treaty bodies on their reports; (f) Consider carefully the views of the treaty bodies on individual communications relating to them and to provide adequate follow-up to such views; (g) Encourage the involvement of civil society, including non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders including national human rights institutions, in the process of preparation of reports and in follow-up; (h) Avail themselves, where necessary, of technical assistance for the purpose of submitting their core documents or initial reports under United Nations human rights instruments; (i) When nominating their candidates to treaty bodies, consider the principle of non-accumulation of United Nations human rights mandates at a time; 9. Expresses its appreciation for the technical cooperation and training activities undertaken and reiterates that a priority of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights should be to provide assistance to States parties, upon their request and, if possible, in coordination with other United Nations bodies, Governments and other interested parties, in order to assist States: (a) In the process of ratifying United Nations human rights instruments; (b) With the implementation of their obligations under such instruments, including the preparation of their core documents and initial reports; (c) In following up on concluding observations, inter alia, by identifying specific possibilities for technical assistance which may facilitate such follow-up; 10. Encourages the human rights treaty bodies to continue to identify specific possibilities for technical assistance, to be provided by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights at the request of the State concerned, in the regular course of their work of reviewing the periodic reports of States parties, and encourages States parties to consider carefully the concluding observations of the treaty bodies in identifying their needs for technical assistance; 11. Welcomes the availability of documentation regarding the treaty bodies on the website of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, and the electronic distribution of concluding observations, general comments and views issued by the treaty bodies, and encourages the Office to continue to enhance its use of modern technologies, such as webcasts, with a view to strengthening the treaty body system and its visibility and making it more accessible to the public, including persons with disabilities, and making more efficient use of existing resources, including through harmonizing the treaty body websites and providing the option to States of submitting and receiving electronic copies of documentation rather than hard copies; 22