(b) The name of the State party against which the communication is directed; (c) The objective of the communication; (d) The facts of the claim; (e) Steps taken by the author and/or victim to exhaust domestic remedies; (f) The extent to which the same matter is being or has been examined under another procedure of international investigation or settlement; (g) The provision or provisions of the Convention alleged to have been violated. 2. When requesting clarification or information, the Secretary-General shall indicate to the author or authors of the communication a time limit within which such information is to be submitted. 3. The Committee may approve a questionnaire to facilitate requests for clarification or information from the victim and/or author of a communication. 4. A request for clarification or information shall not preclude the inclusion of the communication in the list provided for in rule 57 above. 5. The Secretary-General shall inform the author of a communication of the procedure that will be followed and in particular that, provided that the individual or individuals consent to the disclosure of her identity to the State party concerned, the communication will be brought confidentially to the attention of that State party. Summary of information Rule 59 1. A summary of the relevant information obtained with respect to each registered communication shall be prepared and circulated to the members of the Committee by the Secretary-General at the next regular session of the Committee. 2. The full text of any communication brought to the attention of the Committee shall be made available to any member of the Committee upon that member’s request. Inability of a member to take part in the examination of a communication Rule 60 1. A member of the Committee shall not take part in the examination of a communication if: (a) The member has a personal interest in the case; 114