A/HRC/53/12 39.59 Undertake a revision of the legislation on the establishment of the national human rights institution to bring it fully into conformity with the Paris Principles (India); 39.60 Ensure the independence and compliance with the Paris Principles of the national human rights institution (Cyprus); 39.61 Establish as soon as possible an independent national human rights institution with a broad mandate to protect rights and with adequate human and financial resources, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Dominican Republic); 39.62 Finance adequately the work of the national human rights institution, in order to fully comply with the Paris Principles (Ecuador); 39.63 Provide the national human rights institution with the necessary financial and human resources to ensure its independence and to enable it to carry out its mandate in accordance with the Paris Principles (Germany); 39.64 Ensure sufficient funding is made available to its future national human rights institution in order to enable it to be independent and to comply with its mandate and the Paris Principles (Liechtenstein); 39.65 Ensure the full independence of the work of the national human rights institution and provide it with the necessary financial resources for its work (Mauritania); 39.66 Ensure that resourcing is made available to the future national human rights institution to ensure its independence and enable it to comply with its mandate and the Paris Principles (New Zealand); 39.67 Adequately resource and empower the national human rights institution to fulfil its mandate in full conformity with the Paris Principles (Philippines); 39.68 Provide sufficient funding for the national human rights institution to enable it to fulfil its mandate (Sierra Leone); 39.69 Ensure Switzerland’s national human rights institution has appropriate resources and budget to fully implement its mandate, once established (Australia); 39.70 Assign sufficient human and material resources to the national human rights institution, in order to ensure compliance with its mandate and in accordance with the Paris Principles (Uruguay); 39.71 Fund adequately and sustainably its newly established national human rights institution to meet the Paris Principles and consider the institution’s involvement in relevant legislative processes (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 39.72 Address the lack of mandate to receive individual complaints in the national human rights institution and ensure adequate funding for the national human rights institution (Ireland); 39.73 Grant the national human rights institution a mandate to receive and process individual complaints, in accordance with the Paris Principles (Mexico); 39.74 Make the newly created national human rights institution functional by giving it the mandate to consider individual complaints (Türkiye); 39.75 Consider expanding the mandate of the national human rights institution to include accepting individual complaints (Timor-Leste); 39.76 Strengthen the mandate of the national human rights institution and enable it to receive individual complaints (Iraq); 10 GE.23-03429