text: a result of the enactment or modificaton of legislation, or as a resulC of col,Iective agreements and court decisionst (d) Factors and difficulci.es affecting che degree of realization of the rights recogni.zed in articles l0 to lZ? (e) Replies t'o questions raised and observations rnade in the Sessional Working Group of Governmental Experts of the Econonic and Social Council durinq the consideration of the initiaL reportt (f) Comftents on matters arising out of the consideration of reports submitted by specialj.zed agencies, in accordance lrith article l8 of tbe covenant, on the progress made in achieving the observance of lhe rights recognized in articles I0 to I2t (S) Action taken as a result of the co-operati.or .'nd dialogue with the Sessionaf Working Group of Governmental Experts subsequent to the consj.deration of the initial repor t. 45. where relevant information has previously been subrnitted in Che initial report or has been furnished to the Uni.ted Nations or to a specialized agency - for instance in reports under articles 19 or 22 of the Constitution of ILO or in reports submitted to the World Health Organization (WHO) under World Health Assenbly resolution 35.23 - it rdill not be necessary to reproduce this informalion, but a precise reference to lhe informati.on so furnished, preferably wj.th indications of the relevan! documents, wil.I suffice. 46. It witl be appreciated if gglg of lhe priocipal la,.rs, regulations, collective agreemenes and court atecisions oentioned in the second periodic report are a EEached. 41 . In accordance ltith operative paragraph 2 of Council resolution 1988 (LX) ' the states partie6 are requested, in reporting on the rights covered by articles 10 to 12, to gi.ve pareicular allention to the matters deatt with in parts I and II - articles 1 to 5 - of lhe Covenant.
analysis: The text appears to be related to international human rights law and the reporting process of countries on their compliance with certain articles of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. The text mentions specific articles of the Covenant, collective agreements, court decisions, and reports submitted by specialized agencies. These indicators suggest that the text is more related to human rights and social issues rather than purely economic or environmental topics.