Working Group I concerning consolidated guidelines. 20. The section of the report of Working Group I concerning consolidated guidelines was adopted. 21. Ms. SCHOPP-SCHILLING emphasized that the information provided by States parties should refer specifically to women. 22. The CHAIRPERSON suggested, with the Committee's approval, that the relevant paragraph of the report {p. 7, para. 3) should read: "States should make efforts to provide all data disaggregated by sex". She drew the Committee's attention to the section of the report of Working Group I concerning updating of the Committee's report on the achievements of and obstacles encountered by States parties in the implementation of the Convention {A/CONF.ll6/13) submitted at the Nairobi World Conference, and suggested that the words ''and interpretation" should be deleted from the fourth paragraph, as amended. 23. The section of the report of Working Group I concerning updating of the report of the Committee on the achievements of and obstacles encountered by States parties in the implementation of the Convention (A/CONF.ll6/13) submitted at the Nairobi World Conference was adopted. 24. Ms, CREYDT (Secretary of the Committee) said that the Secretariat would not be able to "complete the analysis and distribute relevant material prior to the next session", as requested in the report, because it would need not only to receive the information contained in all the reports of States parties with respect to the corresponding article but also to compile and collate the information submitted. Unless extrabudgetary resources were made available to it, the Secretariat would not be able to carry out that task. 25. The CHAIRPERSON drew the Committee's attention to the section of the report of Working Group I concerning the consideration of initial reports. 26. Ms. SINEGIORGIS proposed deleting that entire section from the report. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the implementation of a human rights convention, specifically the reporting process and the consideration of initial reports by States parties. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a context related to international law and human rights.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Education