CAT/C/55/3 Further steps in the follow-up procedure 29. Questions about recommendations for follow-up that have not been fully implemented and instances where the State party has failed to comply with the procedure shall be reflected in the list of issues or in the list of issues prior to reporting adopted during the next reporting cycle under a separate headline, entitled “Follow-up questions from the previous reporting cycle”. If appropriate, follow-up issues may be repeated in the main section of the list of issues or in the list of issues prior to reporting in order to maintain the sequence of topics addressed. 30. The concluding observations adopted in the framework of the next reporting cycle shall similarly reflect the outcome of the follow-up procedure, in the light of the consideration of the periodic report. In case of compliance with the follow-up procedure and recommendations, this shall be mentioned under the section entitled “Positive aspects”. In case of remaining follow-up questions, the concern shall be mentioned as the first item in the section headed “Principal subjects of concern and recommendations”, under the subheading “Pending follow-up issues from previous the reporting cycle”. Secretariat staff shall be informed of the requirements set out above to treat these follow-up issues as distinct from the rest of the list of issues prior to reporting, which may contain an articleby-article list of questions. Discontinuation of the follow-up procedure 31. The follow-up procedure can be discontinued only if the Committee considers that the information submitted by the State party is satisfactory and the recommendations have been largely implemented (category A). In all other cases, the unimplemented recommendations will be incorporated into the subsequent reporting cycle. Committee web page on the follow-up procedure 32. The recommendations identified for follow-up by the Committee, the information submitted by States parties, the letters sent by the Rapporteur for follow-up and the information submitted by national human rights institutions, non-governmental organizations and other stakeholders are part of the public procedure framing the submission of reports prepared under article 19 of the Convention and shall be posted on the Committee web page on the issue.1 1 6 See http://tbinternet.ohchr.org/_layouts/TreatyBodyExternal/FollowUp.aspx?Treaty=CAT&Lang=en.