A/65/44 (a) Reporting and examination of reports, which will be composed of Ms. Gaer, Ms. Kleopas, Ms. Sveaass and Mr. Wang; (b) Individual communications, which will be composed of Mr. Bruni, Mr. Grossman and Mr. Mariño; (c) Right to reparation, which will be composed of Ms. Gaer, Mr. Gaye, Mr. Grossman and Ms. Sveaass; (d) Evaluation of facts and evidence, which will be composed of Ms. Gaer, Mr. Gallegos, Mr. Grossman and Mr. Mariño. R. Examination of reports 28. At its forty-third session, the Committee decided that States parties’ reports will be scheduled for examination according to the following order of priority: initial reports, reports presented under the optional reporting procedure, long overdue periodic reports and date of submission of periodic reports. If deemed necessary, the Committee may decide to prioritize a report over others. 29. At its forty-fourth session, the Committee decided to reduce the number of States parties’ reports examined to six per session. Considering the continued increase in the complexity of issues discussed during the dialogue with representatives of States parties, the Committee also decided, in order to further improve the quality of the dialogue, to increase it to five hours per report. GE.10-44721 5

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