A/HRC/23/46 To the European Commission: 98. Actively initiate infringement procedures against member States which do not correctly implement European Union legislation with regard to the rights of migrants. 99. Further mainstream human rights within the Directorate-General Home Affairs, and in this respect consider establishing a human rights focal point within the Directorate-General. To the European Parliament: 100. Ensure, using its power as co-legislator with regard to migration matters, that human rights guarantees are effectively implemented in all legislation that impacts migrants. 101. Continue to insist upon correct terminology with regard to migration policy. To the Special Representative for Human Rights and the EEAS: 102. Take steps to frame the debate around irregular migration differently with non-European Union States, moving away from the security discourse towards a human rights-based approach. 103. Insist on the integration of human rights in the negotiation of mobility partnerships. To Frontex: 104. Fully include respect for the human rights of all migrants, including those in an irregular situation, during all its operations, including by applying a human rights based approach to activities such as capacity-building, training, monitoring, reporting of incidents and deployment of guest officers. 105. Consider strengthening the role and independence of the Fundamental Rights Officer. 106. Ensure the effective implementation of the Fundamental Rights Strategy and Action Plan. 107. Ensure that all interviews conducted with migrants by Frontex guest officers in detention centres are conducted within a legal framework that provides appropriate human rights guarantees. To the Fundamental Rights Agency: 108. Continue its crucial work reporting on human rights gaps and challenges for migrants, including irregular migrants, in the European Union and at its external borders, and provide recommendations on how to improve the situation. 22