1. Identifying topics of concern among persons with disabilities and their representative organizations; implementing the CRPD Compliance Monitoring Plan; working jointly with persons with disabilities and their representative organizations on topics of concern; keeping track of the CRPD compliance monitoring mechanisms and preparing regular monitoring reports. 2. Formulating empowerment initiatives to allow persons with disabilities and their representative organizations to participate in CRPD compliance monitoring. 2) Exploring the monitoring of children’s rights: 1. Providing regulatory and policy recommendations for the Executive Yuan and Legislative Yuan based on the experience of other countries and the actual human rights situation in Taiwan to create a mechanism for monitoring children’s rights that is in line with international standards. 2. Reviewing the comprehensiveness of the Executive Yuan’s six major human rights indicators and providing concrete recommendations based on important international CRC indices. 3. Inviting children and youth representatives, disadvantaged youth groups, stakeholders, NGOs, experts, and scholars to discuss key indicators involving important rights of children and disadvantaged youth groups that are not on the Executive Yuan’s list of priority human rights indicators, with a view to ensuring that the NHRC’s 24 overall/interdepartmental