17 (1) a matter being litigated in the Court or that upon which the Court has already given final judgment, order or decision, except for the purpose of a study with a view to recommending an amendment and improvement of laws, rules, regulations or orders relating to the justice process in order that they conform with human rights principles; (2) a matter that does not fall within the scope of duties and powers of the Commission; (3) a matter that falls within the scope of duties and powers of other independent organs or that has been accepted for consideration by other independent organs according to their duties and powers, without prejudice to the Commission’s power to request the result of consideration by such organs; (4) a petition where it is filed in bad faith and the consideration of which will not benefit the public as a whole; (5) a matter that has been duly addressed; (6) a matter that the Commission has already considered and found no human rights violation, except where there are new evidence or facts that may alter the result of previous consideration of that matter; (7) other matters as prescribed by the Commission. In case where it appears later that the accepted petition is of the matter as stated in paragraph one, the Commission shall terminate the consideration of such petition. Section 40. The Commission shall prepare an annual human rights situation assessment report of the country within ninety days from the end of each calendar year for submission to the National Assembly and Cabinet and dissemination to the general public. The Commissioner shall also make verbal presentation of this report to the National Assembly. In case there is a situation that seriously affects human rights or constitutes a serious human rights violation, the Commission shall conduct an examination and prepare a report presenting an assessment of such specific human rights situation of the country for prompt submission to the National Assembly and Cabinet and dissemination to the general public. In case of a failure to complete the preparation of the report under paragraph one within the prescribed time frame, an extension of not more than one hundred and eighty days may be allowed with notification to the National Assembly. In case the report could not be presented to the National Assembly and Cabinet within the extended time frame without sufficient reason, the entire Commission shall vacate office. The report under this section shall be made in summary which shall include, at the minimum, the problems, obstacles and recommendations for the promotion and protection of human rights, without details which may unnecessarily disclose confidential information of concerned individuals or state agencies. Important consideration shall be given to the accuracy,