text: The legislative, adninistrative or oeher measures in force in regard to each r ight,(i) (ii) Any restrictions or limitations even of a temporary nature imposed by lawor practice or any other manner on the enjoymen! of the rigbt, (iii) Any other factors or difficullies affecting the enjoyment of the rigbt bypersons withln the jurisdiction of the Statet (iv) Any other information on the progress made in the enjoyment of the right, 4. The report should be accompanled by copies of the principal legislative andother texts referred to in the report, These will be rnade available to nembers ofthe Committee. It should be noted, houever, that, for reasons ol expense, theywill not normally be reproduced for general distribution r{ith the report except to the extent that the reporting State speclfically so requests. It ls desirable therefore that, when a text is not acluaLly quoted in or annexed to the reportitself' Lhe report should contain sufficient infornation to be understood rrithouC reference to it. 5. The Comnittee eill welcome at any time infornaeion on any significant new development in regard to the rights referred to in the Covenant, but in any eventit intends' afler the completion of its seudy of each staters initial report and of any additional information submitted, to call for subseguent reports underarticle 40 (1) (b) of the Covenant, The aim of such furlher reports will be tobring the situation up !o date in respect of each State. 6. On the basis of reports prepared according to the above guidelines the Com|llittee is confident that it will be enabled to develop a constructive dialoguewith each state party In regard to the implementation of the Covenant and therebycontribute to mutual understanding and peaceful and friendly relations anongnations in accordance irrith the Charter of the Uniled Nations. B, Periodic repor ts
analysis: The text appears to be related to the monitoring and reporting of human rights, as it mentions the Covenant and the Committee's role in reviewing the implementation of the Covenant by states. The text also refers to "rights" and "enjoyment of the right", which suggests a focus on human rights rather than economic or environmental issues.