34. Ms. UKEJE (Rapporteur), noting that the dialogue conducted between members of the Committee and States parties after the submission of formal replies was a new departure, said it was unjust to refer to the failure to include such material as a deficiency. 35. The CHAIRPERSON, supported by Ms. TALLAWY, assured members of the Committee that no criticism of those involved in writing the report had been intended. It was simply necessary to ensure that the new pattern of dialogue was properly reflected in the report. 35. Jhe~ftctions of the draft r~rt con~ined in doc~ftnts CEDAW/CLL.7/~~ ~~ll were adopted. subject to the inclusion of further material to reflec~~nts made by members of the Committee. The meeting rose at 12.05 p.m. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from a committee discussing a document related to women's rights and gender equality. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or international organization setting. The discussion revolves around the inclusion of certain materials in the report, indicating a focus on human rights and social issues.

**Category**
Human rights, Education