f) g) press releases published; a summary of communications submitted, if need be, under Article 44 of the Charter and information collected by the mission on every communication; h) information on the process to be followed with regard to these communi- cations as well as on possible replies given by the government in response to the communications; and lastly i) an analysis of mission results in relation to all the issues for the investi- gation. Article 23: 1. Recommendations On the basis of all the information collected, the mission report shall make rec- ommendations on the implementation of the Charter in the State Party visited, or relating to allegations of violation of the rights of the child, including by presenters of petitions submitted under Article 44 of the Charter. 2. Recommendations of the Committee shall mainly be addressed to the State Party concerned, - indicating the measures that should be taken. They shall also be sent to other public and private institutions responsible for the monitoring and implementation of the rights of the child recognized in the Charter. B. PUBLICATION OF MISSION REPORT Article 24: 1. Transmission of report Once drafted, the mission report shall be sent to members of the delegation who shall have one (01) month to propose amendments. The amended report shall then be transmitted to the government of the State Party concerned which shall within thirty (30) days following transmission, be allowed to make its observations and indicate measures to be taken for a follow up. 2. In the case of investigation missions on allegations of violations of the rights of the child recognized in the Charter and communicated to the Committee on the basis of 12