314. Tim Committee requested tile secretariat to include in its analyses of specific articles of the Convention information provided by other bcdies of the United Nations and its speoialised agenaies and, where appropriate, to request them to prepare studies for the oonsideration of the Committee through the existing .arrangements .for inter-agency coordination. 376. The Committee deoided to seleat and to review specific articles and other issues to be considered at subsequent session6 as a long-term programme, without prejudice to any changes that might be necessary as a result of new developments and priorities arising from ths review of the reports of States parties. 376. The Committee requested the secretariat to prepare, for each session of the Committee, for its information, a report on the implications for its work of the priority themes prepared, or under preparation, for the consideration of tJm Commission on. tie Status of Women. ~~- 377. With regard to the limited time available to it to aonsider reports of -~---mPStates parties, the Committee noted that the backlog of reports that had been It recalled that under ~submitted but not yet considered was increasing. similar airaumstandes, its seventh session had been extended by four days in -order to provide time--for the consideration of. a -larger number of repor.ts -and for other,substantive work of the Committee. It further reaalled that it had propqsed, in its suggestion l,.made at its seventh session, that: i-~- 9’ Council request the General Assembly to . . . ‘the Economic and Social approve again, as sn exaeption to the provision contained in artiale 20 of the Convention, eight additional meetings of the Committee in 1969, :_:and bearing in mind the financial implications of this suggestion, to -~- :: pr,~v&,d~e 46 with, me neaewary. .rBswrces. for those additiooal,meetings.” ~_: ~~ The Committee noted that the General Assembly, by its resolution 43/100 of 6 December 1966, had decided to keep under review the Commit\~e’s request for addi&ional,mt3s~t~g $.&see* __L ,-5.~:I:‘-5? ::-.5r.-m:.Y? tyFJ:-mL,;; ,:’ :. ‘-I _ _ .,~<__ 376.-The Coawittee decided that.if the number of considered had increased by its eleventh-session, It decided further to for additional meetings. parties should consider-that problem with a view l~~~-teyp?~s~~~~tign., ip!&dipg, an aww¶JiIent. .to _ ..--: .j ..3. ? Belecrtfpp .ereventh. reports received but not yet it would renew its request recommend tiat the Stat;ps to searching for a article 2p of the Convention, -. of re9ort;s 319. The Committee decided to consider a total of eight initial reports and five seaond periodic reports, at the order to provide enough time for other discussions, It would be selected for consideration on the basis of the been received. In the event that a state party did not -70- report8r three eleventh session, in decided tAxat reports date on which they bad wish to present a