text: 1.StatesParties, recognizing thatthefamilyisthenatural and fundamental groupunitofsociety andisentitled toprotection bysociety andthe State,shalltakeappropriate measures toensure theprotection oftheunityofthe families ofmigrant workers. 2.StatesParties shalltakemeasures thattheydeemappropriate andthat fallwithintheircompetence tofacilitate thereunification ofmigrant workers withtheirspouses orpersons whohavewiththemigrant worker arelationship that, according toapplicable law,produces effects equivalent tomarriage, aswellas withtheirminordependent unmarried children. 3.States ofemployment, onhumand tariangrounds. shallfavourably consido . granting equaltreatment, assetforthinparagraph 2ofthisarticle. Loother family members ofmigrant workers. I .. .-20- Article 45 1.Members ofthefamilies ofmigrant workers shallenjoyequality of treatment withnationals oftheStateofemployment inrelation to: (a)Access toeducational institutions andservices, subject totheadmission requirements andotherregulations oftheinstitutions andservices concerned; (b)Access tovocational guidance andtraining institutions andservices, provided thatrequirements forparticipation aremet; (c)Access tosocial andhealth services, provided thatrequirements for participation intherespective schemes aremet; (d)Access toandparticipation incultural life. 2.States ofemployment shallpursue apolicy, whereappropriate in collaboration withtheStates oforigin, aimedatfacilitating theintegration of children ofmigrant workers inthelocalschool system, particularly inrespect of teaching themthelocallanguage. 3. migrant regard,States ofemployment shallendeavour tofacilitate forthe workers theteaching oftheirmother tongue andculture and, States oforigin shallcollaborate whenever appropriate.children of inthis 4.States ofemployment mayprovide special schemes ofeducation inthe mother tongueofchildren ofmigrant workers, ifnecessary incollaboration with theStates oforigin. Article 46 Migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shall,subject totheapplicable lawsandregulations oftheStates concerned, aswell a~relevant international agreements andtheobligations oftheStates concerned arising outoftheir participation incustoms unions, enjoyexemption fromimport andexportduties and taxesinrespect oftheirpersonal andhousehold effects aswellastheequipment necessary toengage intheremunerated activity forwhichtheywereadmitted tothe Stateofemployment: (a)Upondeparture fromtheStateoforigin orStateofnormal residence; (b)Uponinitial admission totheStateofemployment; f r(c)Uponfinaldeparture fromtheStateofemployment; (d)Uponfinalreturn totheStateoforigin orSta.teofnormal residence. /...-21- Article 47 1.Migrant workers shallhavetherighttotransfer theirearnings and savings, inparticular thosefundsnecessary forthesupport oftheirfamilies, fromtheStateofemployment totheirStateoforigin oranyotherState. Such transfers shallbemadeinconformity withprocedures established byapplicable legislation oftheStateconcerned andinconformity withapplicable international agreements. 2.States concerned shalltakeappropriate measures tofacilitate such transfers. Article 48 1.Without prejudice toapplicable double taxation agreements, migrant workers andmembers oftheirfamilies shall,inthematter ofearnings intheState ofemployment: (a)Notbeliabletotaxes,duties orcharges ofanydescription higher or moreonerous thanthoseimposed onnationals insimilar circumstances; (b)Beentitled todeductions orexemptions fromtaxesofanydescription and toanytaxallowances applicable tonationals insimilar circumstances, including taxallowances fordependent members oftheirfamilies.
analysis: The text appears to focus on the rights and protections of migrant workers and their families, particularly in regards to their employment, education, and social services. It outlines specific measures that states should take to ensure the protection of the unity of families of migrant workers and to facilitate their integration into the host country. The text also touches on issues related to taxation and financial transfers.