rights will be used. 5. A general and unified questionnaire will be used in the process of gathering information and statistics needed, one for institutions and centers that serve and deal with persons with disabilities, and the other for persons with disabilities themselves or their families. 6. The information contained in the technical working papers, as well as the deliberations and outputs of the First National Conference on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which was held in Amman on November 2009, should be utilized. 7. The outputs of four training workshops in the different regions of the Kingdom that targeted representatives of civil society institutions working in this area, for the purposes of gathering information and raising awareness of the importance of monitoring the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and enhancing their contribution to the monitoring process. 8. The main task of the NCHR centered on coordinating and assisting the process of filling-out the questionnaires, monitoring and analyzing violations, and implementing workshops in different regions of the Kingdom. Second: The Legislative Reality for Persons with Disabilities in Jordan The Jordanian legislations addressed strengthening the rights of persons with disabilities within a human framework based on equal rights and duties. The Law on Rights of Persons with Disabilities No. 31 of 2007 came to embody these concepts in certain frames that are linked to human and religious values of our society. The said law is considered one of the oldest applicable 7