if the complaint was rejected by the secretariat, the complainant will be notified in a standard letter. it uses the same form for rejecting the complaint filed with the cerd, cat and the ccpr, in which mostly inadequate justification is ticked, although this is not provided for and instead information would have to be obtained (rule 105 rcd). if the complaint has been received, the secretariat will prepare a summary - which may alienate the complaint - and forward it to the committee (rule 106 rma). the committee then examines the material admissibility of the complaint / summary (article 22 (5) fok, rule 113, 116 vero). if he declared the appeal inadmissible, then he - unlike the secretariat - justified his decision of inadmissibility of the appeal. if it has been approved, the summary will be forwarded to the state concerned for comment, which may then raise the objection of inadmissibility (rule 115 rcd). the committee also tries to reach an amicable agreement. if the state party so agrees, this will be decided in a decision (discontinuance decision) and the case is settled.