12 State’s report makes no reference to any specific measure taken by the Tracing Commission to determine their whereabouts; iii) In paragraph 186 of the Judgment, the Court ordered the State “to ensure that all its institutions and authorities are obliged to cooperate by providing information to the national tracing commission and by providing access to all files and records that could contain information on the possible fate of these young people.” In this regard, the State reported on the measures taken to ensure that this information was supplied, but only referred to the institutions that form part of the Tracing Commission; iv) The State has not complied with ensuring the “independence and impartiality of the members of the national tracing commission,” as stipulated by the Court in paragraph 187 of the Judgment. Consequently, the State must provide information on the measures adopted to comply with this item; and v) One of the essential characteristics of the operation of the Tracing Commission is that its members should include the State institutions that have showed an interest in resolving this problem, together with others based on their functions. Civil society should also be invited to participate through non-governmental organizations that work in tracing young people who have disappeared or that specialize in working with young people who were disappeared, such as the Asociación Pro-Búsqueda. Accordingly, the Court considers that the State must report on the measures adopted to address this issue, without limiting itself to reporting solely about the participation of the Asociación Pro Búsqueda. (c) The creation of a genetic information database that allows genetic data that can contribute to determining and clarifying the identification and the relationship of the disappeared children and their next of kin to be obtained and conserved (seventh operative paragraph of the Judgment of March 1, 2005). Although the State has taken some measures to comply with this measure (supra Having seen paragraph 5(d)), the Court has determined that it has not yet created this information database. The Court considers it essential that the State report on the specific measures adopted to comply with this reparation; (d) The provision free of charge, through its specialized health institutions, of the medical and psychological treatment required by the next of kin of the victims, including the medicines they require, taking into consideration the health problems of each one, following an individual evaluation, and inform the next of kin of Ernestina and Erlinda Serrano Cruz in which health centers or specialized institutes they will receive the said medical of psychological care, and provide them with the treatment. If Ernestina and Erlinda Serrano Cruz are found alive, the State shall also provide them with the said medical and psychological treatment: i) The Court appreciates the different measures taken by the State to comply with its obligation to provide the medical treatment required by the next of kin of Erlinda and Ernestina Serrano Cruz, including the specific treatment, surgery and medicine they have needed according to their individual ailments; the transportation and food provided when they have