Government, each government giving its comments. The Slovak recommendations stressed the need to enhance consultations between the government and the minorities in the Presidential and Foreign Minorities's roundtables, the position of Hungarian as a language of instruction and the planned administrative reform of Slovakia. The recommendations to the Hungarian government dealt with the effective and speedy implementation of the Hungarian Act on the Rights of National and Ethnic Minorities. Roma Report The High Commissioner's report on the social, economic and humanitarian problems relating to the Roma population in some participating States and, as these problems could also have an international dimension, their relevance to the High commissioner’s mandate was submitted to the CSO at is meeting on 21-23 September. Upon the CSO's decision its finding s and recommendations were further discussed at the Human Dimension Implementation Meeting (see below). A suggestion made by the High Commissioner in his speech to the Implementation Meeting was reflected in one of the informal recommendations emerging from the meeting, namely that, if time and the resources of the ODIHR permit, a seminar on the Roma will be organised by the ODIHR and held in 1994. Human Dimension Implementation Meeting At its June 1993 meeting the CSO had requested the High Commissioner to provide information on his activities to the first human dimension implementation meeting (27 September 1 to 15 October 1993 in Warsaw). At that meeting the High Commissioner delivered an intervention which focused on the essential relationship between conflict prevention and the human dimension, in particular with regard to the High Commissioner's activities, illustrating this relationship with examples from his own practical experience. Note: Previous information on the activities of the CSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities was published in the ODIHR Bulletin Nos. 2 and 3. CSCE ODIHR BULLETIN Vol. 2, No. 1 51