dialogue helped States to find the best means to give effect to their obligations". 16. Ms. GON~ALEZ MARTINEZ said that the second sentence of paragraph 1 might create the impression that the Director-General of UNOV considered the Committee inefficient. She was sure that such an impression was not intended. 17. ~~JN.~Q~LS agreed with Ms. Gonzalez Martinez and suggested that the sentence in question be deleted from the draft report. 18. M~LLAMl-M~SLEM (Director, Division for the Advancement of Women) said she felt that the Director-General's remarks should be properly reflected in the report. I. •. CEDAW/C/SR.l69 English Page 4 19. The CHAIRPERS~ said that it was the prerogative of the Committee to decide how the Director-General's statement was reflected. Her address would in any case be fully covered in the corresponding summary record. 20. The section of the draft report contained in document CEDAW/C/L,7, as amended, was adopted. CEDAW/C/L.?/Add.l-4 21. IP~ctions of the draft report contained in documents CEDAW/C/L.7/Add.l-4 were adopted. CEDAW/C/L,7/Add.5 22. Ms. GONZALEZ MARTINEZ proposed that the first sentence of paragraph 12 should be amended to read: "The Committee noted with concern the nwnber and coverage of the reservations entered by the Government as they could contravene the intent and essential objectives of the Convention." She also proposed that the following sentence be inserted immediately after the first sentence: "A number of experts noted that the number and thrust of those reservations appeared to reflect a unilateral interpretation of the Convention." In the original third sentence of the same paragraph, the words "other international conventions" should be amended to read "the International Covenants". 23. The following sentence should be added at the end of paragraph 22: "Questions were also asked about the situation of immigrant women." 24. Ms. PILATAXI DE ARENAS said that the final sentence of paragraph 27 should be 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a transcript of a meeting or committee discussion, likely related to the United Nations. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that the topic is likely related to international law, human rights, or women's rights. The specific references to the Convention and the Committee also suggest a focus on international agreements and their implementation.

**Category**
Human rights, International law