14. Regarding the follow-up mechanism mentioned in the Concluding Observations of the ROC’s Initial CRPD Report, the NHRC acknowledges the Executive Yuan’s incorporation of the CRPD’s human rights indicators into its action plan to specify the goals that the authorities need to achieve. However, whether oversight needs to be continued or not is decided in discussion meetings, with some items only stating that they are still in progress or will be released from oversight after regular meetings. This makes it difficult to confirm the results and effectiveness of any improvements made. 15. With regard to statutes in the process of being amended as per the CRPD Second Report, including the PDRPA, the Special Education Act (hereinafter referred to as the SEA), the Mental Health Act (hereinafter referred to as the MHA), etc., the NHRC has requested the central competent authorities to provide the contents of the draft bills for reference. However, some authorities have refused to do so for assorted reasons, such as opinions that have yet to be compiled, or having already requested review by the Executive Yuan. The NHRC thus cannot confirm whether the amendments being made adhere to CRPD requirements, making it difficult to swiftly propose usable or necessary recommendations for the amendments. 16. In response to the Concluding Observations of the ROC’s Initial CRPD Report, the MOHW completed the Regulatory and CRPD Impact Assessment Checklist in 2018 by basing its evaluation items on Article 3 – General Principles of the CRPD and requested the ministries and local governments to reference and utilize the items since March 2020. However, when the MOHW was requested to provide related data, the NHRC found that the aforementioned assessment checklist was still in its draft stage, having been neither finalized nor implemented. Many agencies have reported difficulties filling out the form, but the MOHW has yet not actively carried out any specific follow-up and has only passively cooperated with the overall planning of the National Human Rights Action Plan (Draft). It is obvious that administrative departments have not yet taken sufficient measures to ensure the principles set out in Article 3 of the CRPD are implemented in laws and policies effectively. The NHRC recommends that the government should discuss to implement the following suggestions within the Directions for Editing and Deliberation of Medium- and Long-Term Individual Projects of Executive Yuan 14