(b) Regulatory requirements need therefore to be geared to defined high risk scenarios (whilst considering the environment);

482. Regarding those issues, the Committee wished to know in what respect, if any, the Roman Catholic Church enjoyed privileged treatment as compared with other churches or religious groups; what restrictions might be placed on the exercise of the right to freedom of expression and information "within the limits of the Constitution and the law"; to what extent Act No. 16,099 of 24 October 1989 was compatible with article 19, paragraph 2, of the Covenant, especially in relation to the freedom to seek, receive and impart information; what administrative requirements needed to be met by heads of news agencies, printers and editors, "vis-à-vis the Ministry of Education and Culture"; how the procedure described in paragraph 91 of the report regarding the exercise of the right of reply was applied in practice; whether any legislation governing the registration of trade unions and the right to strike had been enacted following accession to the relevant ILO Conventions; what factors or difficulties may have hampered the implementation and enjoyment of the rights set out in article 27 of the Covenant; and how many members of minority groups were members of Parliament.