nor could the interests of the population as a whole be comprom1sed by the interests of an individual. 284. The representative of Cuba assured the Committee that more statistical data would be prov1ded in the next report and that all questions which remained unanswered for lack of time and certain information would also be included in Cuba1s second report. 285. Some experts recommended drawing the attention of States parties to the desirabi11ty of using the positive experiences referred to in the above-mentioned report, in order to make further progress in eliminating discrimination against women, not only de jure, but also de facto. -41-