III. Collect and make publicly available, reliable data on statelessness in Ireland, including separate/disaggregated data on stateless children. IV. Introduce a fair, and effective system for identifying persons as stateless through a national statelessness determination procedure, that complies with international standards of due process and which follows the guidance of the UNHCR. V. Define under law, the rights of recognised stateless persons. VI. Introduce safeguards preventing the revocation of naturalisation certificates where this would give rise to statelessness VII. Withdraw Ireland’s reservations to the 1954 and 1961 Conventions. VIII. Accede to the 1997 European Convention on Nationality. IX. Provide regular training on statelessness and the protection of human rights of stateless persons to state authorities X. Adopt comprehensive measures to ensure access to nationality, in practice, for stateless children born in Ireland, in accordance with the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act. 12