text: administrative andothermeasures theyhavetakentogiveeffect totheprovisions oftheConvention: (a)Within oneyearaftertheentryintoforceoftheConvention forthe StatePartyconcerned; (b)Thereafter everyfiveyearsandwhenever theCommittee sorequests. 2.Reports madeunderthisarticle shallalsoindicate factors and difficulties, ifany,affecting theimplementation ofthepresent Convention and shallinclude information onthecharacteristics ofmigration flowsinwhichthe StatePartyconcerned isinvolved. 3.TheCommittee shalldecide anyfurther guidelines applicable tothe content ofthereports. Article 74 1.TheCommittee shallexamine thereports submitted byeachStatePartyand shalltransmit suchcomments asitmayconsider appropriate totheStateParty concerned. ThisStatePartymaysubmit totheCommittee observations onany comment madebytheCommittee inaccordance withthisarticle. TheCommittee may request supplementary information fromStatesParties whenconsidering these reports. 2.TheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations shall, induetimebefore the opening ofeachregular session oftheCommittee, transmit totheDirector-General oftheInternational Labour Office copies ofthereports submitted byStates Parties concerned andinformation relevant totheconsideration ofthesereports in ordertoenable theOffice toassist theCommittee withtheexpertise theOffice mayprovide regarding thosematters dealtwithbytheConvention thatfallwithin thesphere ofcompetence oftheInternational LabourOrganisation. TheCommittee shallconsider initsdeliberations suchcomments andmaterials astheOffice may provide. I .. .-31- 3.TheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations mayalso,afterconsultation withtheCommittee, transmit tootherspecialized agencies aswellasto intergovernmental organizations, copies ofsuchpartsofthesereports asmayfall within theircompetence. 4.TheCommittee mayinvite thespecialized agencies andotherorgans ofthe United Nations, aswellasintergovernmental organizations andotherconcerned bodies tosubmit, forconsideration bytheCommittee, written information onsuch matters dealtwithintheConvention asfallwithin thescopeoftheiractivities. 5.TheInternational Labour Officeshallbeinvited bytheCommittee to appoint representatives toparticipate, inaconsultative capacity, inthemeetings oftheCommittee. 6.TheCommittee mayinviterepresentatives ofotherspecialized agencies andotherorgans oftheUnited .Nations, aswellasofintergovernmental organizations, tobeheardinitsmeetings whenever matters falling withintheir fieldofcompetence areconsidered. 7.TheCommittee shallpresent anannual reporttotheGeneral Assembly of theUnited Nations ontheimplementation ofthepresent Convention, containing its ownconsiderations andrecommendations, based, inparticular, ontheexamination of thereports andanyobservations presented byStatesParties. 8.TheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations shalltransmit theannual reports oftheCommittee totheStatesParties tothepresent Convention, the Economic andSocial Council, theCommission onHumanRights oftheUnited Nations, theDirector-General oftheInternational Labour Office andotherrelevant organizations. Article 75 1.TheCommittee shalladoptitsownrulesofprocedure. 2.TheCommittee shallelectitsofficers foratermoftwoyears. 3.TheCommittee shallnormally meetannually. 4.Themeetings oftheCommittee shallnormally beheldatUnited Nations Headquarters. Article 76 1.AStatePartytothepresent Convention mayatanytimedeclare under thisarticle thatitrecognizes thecompetence oftheCommittee torecAive ond consider communications totheeffectthataStatePartyclaimsthatanother St0tP Partyisnotfulfilling itsobligations underthepresent Convention. Communications under:thisarticle maybereceived andconsidered onlyifsubmitted byaStatePartythathasmadeadeclaration recognizing inregard toitselr the competence oftheCommittee. Nocommunication shallbereceived bytheCommittee-32- ifitconcerns aStatePartywhichhasnotmadesuchadeclaration. Communications received underthisarticle shallbedealtwithinaccordance withthefollowing procedure: (8)IfaStatePartytothepresent Convention considers thatanother State Partyisnotfulfilling itsobligations underthepresent Convention, itmay,by
analysis: The text appears to be related to international governance and cooperation, specifically in the context of human migration and labor rights. The language used is formal and technical, indicating that it is a legal or institutional document. The text mentions the Convention, States Parties, and specialized agencies, which suggests that it is a document related to international law and organizations.