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Article 18, paragraph 4, of the Convention. Further to its previous comments, the Committee notes from the Government's report that the promised legislation or regulations to establish the obligation to make known to workers' representatives the defects noted on the occasion of a visit to an undertaking, as well as the measures ordered pursuant to paragraph 2 of this Article of the Convention, have not been adopted. The Committee urges the Government to fill these legislative gaps as soon as possible and provide the text of the legislation or regulations as soon as they are adopted.
Articles 26 and 27. Further to its earlier comments, the Committee notes from the single annual inspection report for 1990 that it was primarily commercial, light industry and building and public works' undertakings that were inspected. It hopes the annual reports will in future provide information on agricultural undertakings that were inspected, including statistics on agricultural workplaces liable to inspection and on the number of workers employed therein (Article 27(c)), and statistics of occupational diseases (Article 27(g)). The Committee trusts future annual inspection reports will be published and transmitted within the time-limits required in Article 26 and contain all particulars listed in Article 27, in particular points (c) and (g).
Articles 8, 14, 15 and 21 and Article 16. The Committee refers to its comments under Articles 6, 10, 11 and 16 and Article 12 of Convention No. 81.