elsewhere. He did not believe that there were very many cases of torture in China and could not accept untrue allegations. 51. He was not authorized to accede to the Committee's request for a further report, but would transmit it to his Government. He thanked the members for their comments and looked forward to future collaboration with the Committee. 52. The CHAIRMAN thanked the Chinese representative for his statement. The Committee was very happy to be able to co-operate with the Government of China, which, like the Committee, wished to eradicate torture, He hoped that the Government of China would be able to provide the Committee with an additional report reflecting the questions asked by members, which had been noted by the Chinese representatives and were reflected in the summary record. The report should be set out in accordance with the Committee's guidelines: after a description of the judicial, police and prison systems, with general and legislative details, information should be provided in the order of the articles of the Convention. In addition, the Committee would like to have answers to the questions to which replies had not been given. 53. He inquired whether the Chinese Government was interested in co-operating with the United Nations Centre for Human Rights, which was equipped to disseminate information on human rights, and particularly on torture. 54. Mr. SHEN Jinchu said that the Chinese Government was already receiving good co-operation from the Centre for Human Rights but would welcome assistance in distributing in China materials such as the Constitution and laws. 55. The CHAIRMAN thanked the delegation of China for its co-operation and looked forward to meeting it again in a spirit of co-operation. The meeting rose at 6.20 p.m. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report or meeting minutes related to a discussion about human rights, specifically torture, in China. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a meeting between a government representative and an international organization or committee. The content focuses on the Chinese government's response to allegations of torture and its willingness to cooperate with the committee.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights