75. The following formulation was proposed: "... appropriate remedy,including, if need be, adequate reparation". Reference was also made to paragraph 124 (d) of the Platform for Action for possible language on rehabilitation. 76. Some delegations suggested that the period of time within which a State party would inform the Committee about measures taken should be made specific. A few months was suggested as appropriate. 77. Some delegations pointed out that the question of the justiciability of all provisions of the Convention would have a bearing on the formulation of this provision. Element 14 78. Several delegations expressed their support for the inclusion of an element on follow-up, and for the intent and formulation of the element. That would be in accordance with the practice of the Human Rights Committee and the European system. 79. In order to clarify that the element covered the implementation phase of the Committee’s views in a case, several delegations proposed the following formulation: "... concerning implementation of such measures ...". 80. In welcoming the element, it was suggested that element 13 be cast along similar lines. The need for ongoing dialogue between the Committee and the State party, and the inclusion of relevant information in the framework of reporting, were welcomed by several delegations. Element 15 81. The Chairperson of the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women informed the Working Group of an error contained in element 15 to the effect that it should not refer to a "confidential" report. The element should thus read: The Committee would, in its report, summarize the nature of communications received, its examination of them, the replies and statements of the States parties concerned and its views and recommendations. 82. On the basis of this clarification, several delegations supported the element. They emphasized the need to publicize the availability of the procedure and the work of the Committee, and to disseminate widely the views of the Committee in order to develop jurisprudence on women’s human rights. The inclusion of information about the work under the optional protocol in the Committee’s annual report would also be in line with the practice of other treaty bodies, which included in their annual reports a summary of cases after their conclusion and the Committee’s findings. 83. Some delegations proposed that, instead of a summary of the nature of the communication, the element should use the formulation of article 14.8 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination: "The Committee shall include in its annual report a summary of such communications and ...". -117-