of the International Labour Office copies of the reports submitted by States Parties concerned and information relevant to the consideration of these reports in order to enable the Office to assist the Committee with the expertise the Office may provide regarding those matters dealt with by the Convention that fall within the sphere of competence of the International Labour Organisation. The Committee shall consider in its deliberations such comments and materials as the Office may provide. 3. The Secretary-General of the United Nations may also, after consultation with the Committee, transmit to other specialized agencies as well as to intergovernmental organizations, copies of such parts of these reports as may fall within their competence. 4. The Committee may invite the specialized agencies and organs of the United Nations, as well as intergovernmental organizations and other concerned bodies to submit, for consideration by the Committee, written information on such , matters dealt with in the Convention as fall within the scope of their activities. 5. The International Labour Office shall be invited by the Conunittee to appoint representatives to participate, in a consultative capacity, in the meetings of the Committee. 6. The Committee may invite representatives of other specialimed agencies and organs of the United Nations, as well as of intergovernmental organitations. to be present and heard in its meetings whenever matters falling within their field of competence are considered. 1. The Committee shall present an annual report to the General Assembly of the United Nations on the implementation of the present Conventioa, containing its own considerations and recommendations, based, in particular, on the examination of the reports and any observation6 presented by States Parties. 8. The Secretary-General of the United Nation6 shall transmit the annual reports of the Committee to the States Parties to the present Convention, the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international cooperation, reporting, and review of labor standards and practices. It mentions the International Labour Office, the Committee, States Parties, and specialized agencies, indicating a focus on labor and employment issues.

**Category**
Employment