There are three conventions concerning legalisation of documents, they are:— the Hague Convention abolishing the requirement of legalisation for foreign public documents, dated 1961, the European Convention on the abolition of legalisation of documents executed by diplomatic or consular officers, dated 1968 and the convention abolishing the legalisation of documents in the member states of the European Communities, dated 1987. The various administrative and other changes necessary to enable the State to give effect to the conventions relating to the legalisation of documents are still the subject of consideration. In this regard, I have been in touch with the Superior Courts Rules Committee, concerning the making of Rules of Court, as appropriate. When all these changes are ready to be put in place, I will arrange to have the conventions ratified as quickly as possible.