ร าย งานผล การ ปฏิ บั ติ งานค ณะกร รม การสิ ท ธิ ม นุษ ยชน แ ห่ ง ชา ติ ประ จำ � ปี ง บประ ม า ณ พ .ศ. 25 6 5 18 two issues, the NHRCT has coordinated with both the administrative and legislative branches for support of amendment to the law. Thirdly, concerned agencies did not provide information to the NHRCT on whether they had implemented the recommendations in the country’s human rights situation assessment report. The law requires that they implement promptly the recommendations as appropriate. If they cannot do so or need more time to do so, they must inform the NHRCT of the reasons as provided for by the law. Although government agencies responded to the report, their response mostly consisted of explanations about their actions and achievements rather than informing the NHRCT of their actions based on the recommendations. The Cabinet should, therefore, instruct government agencies and state organizations to give importance to implementing recommendations in the report. In cases where it is not possible to do so, the reasons should be reported to the NHRCT for analysis and improvement of the recommendations.