A/HRC/16/76 During 2010, the SRSG on violence against children, the Independent Expert on the human rights situation in Haiti, and the SRSG on business and human rights carried out a number of activities aimed at strengthening their cooperation with individual NHRIs and the International Coordinating Committee. 86. In October 2010, the SRSG on violence against children and the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography addressed a questionnaire to NHRIs regarding the report that they have been mandated to present to the Human Rights Council on effective and child-sensitive counseling, complaint and reporting mechanisms by which children can safely report incidents of violence, including sexual violence and exploitation. 87. OHCHR regularly provides special procedures mandate holders with information concerning the work of NHRIs in the preparation of their country missions. The mandate holders increasingly look to NHRIs for assistance in ensuring that their recommendations are followed up at the national level. This is an important area of work for NHRIs and should be further encouraged. 88. The President of the Council appointed a facilitator to lead informal consultations on Special Procedures as part of the Working Group on the Human Rights Council Review. The International Coordinating Committee supported the following proposals, inter alia: 1) where a special procedures mandate holder addresses a country situation to the Council, either through presentation of a country-specific report or addressing the situation in a thematic report, the A-status NHRI from that State should have the opportunity to take the floor immediately after intervention by the State concerned so as to directly contribute to interactive dialogue; and 2) A-status NHRIs should be able to regularly provide the Council with information on the implementation of special procedures recommendations in their State. B. Treaty bodies 89. As an ongoing activity, OHCHR has systematically engaged with treaty bodies by providing updated information and expert analysis on NHRIs and their related activities. It also regularly updates a compilation of all concluding observations and recommendations, issued by the treaty bodies, that mention NHRIs (www.nhri.net), and forwards the concluding observations to the NHRIs concerned. 90. The NHRI of Morocco organized a meeting on strengthening the relationship between NHRIs and the human rights treaty bodies system on 9 and 10 June 2010 in Marrakech. The meeting gathered representatives from all the regional networks of NHRIs, the OHCHR and the Chairperson of the International Coordinating Committee. Treaty-body experts participated as observers. Participants adopted the Marrakech Statement which includes recommendations to enhance the treaty-body system, ensure broader access to treaty bodies, as well as on NHRI follow-up to treaty-body recommendations. 91. On the occasion of the 100th session of the Human Rights Committee, held in Geneva from 11 to 29 October 2010, the NHRI of Morocco delivered a statement on behalf of the International Coordinating Committee on the role of NHRIs in the implementation of the Human Rights Committee’s recommendations at the national level. The statement highlighted the significant role that NHRIs play at the national level in monitoring, protecting and promoting human rights. 14