Cmttee/ACRWC/II. Rev 2 Page 16 1. The Committee shall make other general recommendations based on information received in conformity with Article 42 of the Children's Charter. 2. The Committee shall include such other general recommendations in its reports to the Assembly of the Union together with comments, if any, received from States Parties. Rule 73: General comments on the Children's Charter 1. The Committee may prepare general comments on the basis of the Articles and provisions of the Children's Charter with a view to promoting its further implementation and assisting States Parties in fulfilling their reporting obligations. 2. The Committee shall include such general comments in its reports to the Assembly of the Union. Rule 74: Communications and Investigations 1. The Committee shall develop guidelines relating to the admissibility and consideration of communications pursuant to the provisions of Article 44 of the Children's Charter. 2. The Committee shall develop guidelines relating to the conduct of investigations pursuant to the provisions of Article 45 of the Children's Charter. Rule 75: Transmission of States Parties’ reports that contain a request or indicate a need for technical advice or assistance 1. The Committee shall transmit, as it may consider appropriate, to the RECs, Specialized Agencies, United Nations organs, NGOs, CSOs and other competent bodies, reports and information received from States Parties that contain a request or indicate a need for technical advice or assistance. 2. In accordance with paragraph 1 above, the Committee shall transmit reports and information received from States Parties along with observations and suggestions from the Committee, if any, on these requests or indications 3. The Committee may request, when it considers it appropriate to do so, information on the technical advice or assistance provided and the progress achieved. XVI. GENERAL DISCUSSION Rule 76: General discussion In order to enhance a deeper understanding of the content and implications of the Children's Charter, the Committee may devote one or more meetings of its