A/71/304 interventions that address infant-parent interactions in early childhood and moving through the entire life cycle; (r) Member States prioritize human and financial resources to address all forms of violence as public health issues, especially in childhood and family policies and services, and ensure that these interventions are considered a priority in health-related policies and integrated as part of universal health coverage; (s) Member States comply with obligations under the right-to-health framework to address violence, using modern public health interventions, especially regarding children and adolescents, and to that end, adopt legal and policy measures to eliminate all forms of violence against children; Accountability (t) Member States ensure that the high-level political forum on sustainable development meets as often as needed, is well resourced financially and with relevant expertise, and that States report on a regular basis after conducting monitoring and participatory reviews at the national level; the high-level political forum should consider reviews undertaken by international human rights mechanisms, such as the universal periodic review, treaty bodies and special procedures of the Human Rights Council; (u) United Nations human rights procedures, such as the universal periodic review, treaty bodies and special procedures, hold States to account for the right to health in the context of their Sustainable Development Goal -related efforts; (v) At the national level, Member States ensure the operation of a wide range of accountability processes, including judicial, quasi-judicial, political and administrative mechanisms, and ensure that they are transparent, accessible, participatory and effective; (w) Member States ensure the collection of high-quality and timely data for the Sustainable Development Goals that are disaggregated in line with the “stratifiers” identified in the 2030 Agenda, and on further grounds as appropriate in the health context of different countries, in order to make visible the reality and needs of marginalized populations; (x) Member States ensure that data are collected and analysed in a transparent manner and made available and accessible to all relevant stakeholders; (y) National human rights institutions engage in supporting accountability for the Sustainable Development Goals, for example by undertaking national assessments or enquiries and by providing advice to policymakers. 26/26 16-13597