A/70/44 80. During its fifty-third session the Committee reviewed submissions related to 14 cases that are currently being monitored through the Committee ’s follow up procedure. The Committee decided to close the follow -up dialogue with a note of satisfactory resolution with regard to five communications: No. 312/2007, Eftekhary v. Norway; 16 No. 322/2007, Njamba and Balikosa v. Sweden; 17 No. 416/2010, Ke Chun Rong v. Australia; 18 No. 481/2011, K.N., F.W. and S.N v. Switzerland; 19 and Nos. 483/2011 and 485/2011, X and Z v. Finland. 20 In four of those cases the complainants had been granted residence permits by the authorities of the respective State party and in the fifth, where the Committee had found irregularities in the asylum procedure, the complainant received the opportunity to reapply for protection. The Committee reviewed the information received with regard to nine other cases and decided to keep the follow-up dialogue open. 81. During its fifty-fourth session the Committee reviewed submissions related to 14 cases that are currently being monitored through the Committee ’s follow-up procedure. The Committee decided to close the follow -up dialogue with a note of satisfactory resolution with regard to five communications: No. 473/2011, Khademi et al. v. Switzerland; No. 489/2012, Tahmuresi v. Switzerland; No. 492/2012, Azizi v. Switzerland; No. 450/2011, Fadel v. Switzerland; and No. 470/2011, X v. Switzerland. 21 In those cases the complainants had been granted residence permits by the authorities of the respective State party. The Committee reviewed the information received with regard to nine other cases and decided to keep the follow -up dialogue open. 82. At the time of the adoption of the present report the Committee had closed the follow-up dialogue with a note of satisfactory resolution with regard to 47 communications, out of a total of 101 communications where it had found violations of different provisions of the Convention. VII. Future meetings of the Committee 83. Further to General Assembly resolution 68/268, the Committee will hold three regular sessions in 2016: the fifty-seventh (spring), the fifty-eighth (summer) and the fifty-ninth (autumn). The dates of those sessions have not yet been set; they will be decided in consultation with the Secretary-General, taking into account the calendar of conferences as approved by the General Assembly. VIII. Additional meeting time from 2015 84. The Committee reiterated its appreciation for General Assembly resolution 68/268, pursuant to which the Committee will be provided with 5.6 additional weeks of meeting time, for a total of 11.6 weeks per year. __________________ 16 17 18 19 20 21 22/24 Decision adopted on 25 November 2011. Decision adopted on 14 May 2010. Decision adopted on 5 November 2012. Decision adopted on 19 May 2014. Decision adopted on 12 May 2014. Decisions adopted at the fifty-third session of the Committee. GE.15-13195