text: (c) The scope of eacb convention is different. The International CovenanEshave the vridest scope and to a certain extent cover provisions eftbodied in other hunan rights instrurnents. Horrever, moet of the provisions of each convention are speci f ic to that conventioniA/40/600 Engl ish Page 13 (tl) Noteithstanding the scoPe of each convention, th€ conEents of tbe rePorEs ehicb States partie8 underEake Eo subltrit in accordance rrith each instrumenE vary. Under the International Convention on Ehe Elinlnation of AlL Forns of Racial Dlscrinination' for exanple, states parties undereake to aubniE a reporc on the legislative, judicial, adtoinistrative and other rneaaures which Ehey have adoPted and whlch give effecE to the provisions of the Convention, rrhile under the International @venant on Econonic, social. and cultural Righcs, states parties undertake to subnit a rePor! on Ehe neasures they have adopted and f,he progress nade ln achleving the rights recognized in the @venanE, (e) The Supervisory bodies have. over connents or decisions relatiftg to articles recomnenda t ions, comnents or decisions arethe years, adopted reco lendations, of Che instrunenls chey nonitor. These included or referred to ln the guialelines itbich each body has elaboraled in order to assist states partres provialing the tyPe of inforrnation deened PerElnenc for the imPlenentation of sDecific coneention, (b) General poli Eical st.ructure, political frarnesork. type of governflEnt legislative and judicial organs,the (f) certain suP€rvisory bodies apply different guidelines under che same convention in respect. of [be differenE rePorts to be subniEEed (i'e' lnitial' second and subsequent reports) or in respect of a group of articles (i.e. arts' 5 to 9, 10 co 12 and 13 to 15 of lhe InEernational covenant on Econornic r social and Cultural Riqbts). 20. As a first steP torra rds overall consolidation ot guidelines, the SecreEariat haa attenpted to consolidate the guidelines for subnisslon of general infornation
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international conventions and treaties related to human rights, specifically the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination. The language used is formal and legalistic, indicating that the text is likely related to international law and human rights.