13 in the event no specific, detailed, updated, and concrete information is presented to determine the risk faced by these beneficiaries, the provisional measures will have no effect. 36. In particular, it is appropriate to stress to the State the requirement contained in the Operative portion of this Order which calls for an assessment of the present risks facing the beneficiaries. In that assessment, the State shall: a) identify and establish differences of degree regarding the risk affecting each individual beneficiary; b) carefully assess each individual situation, including the existence, characteristics, and origin of the risk; and c) appropriately define the specific measures and means of protection that would be adequate and sufficient to avoid the materialization of said risk. For this purpose, the beneficiaries and their representatives shall provide their full cooperation to the State and shall facilitate the conduct of this evaluation. THEREFORE: THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, By virtue of the authority conferred upon it under Article 63(2) of the American Convention on Human Rights, and Articles 27 and 31 of its Rules of Procedure, DECIDES: 1. To maintain the present provisional measures mandated by the Tribunal in its Order of June 27, 2005 in place for six months, pursuant to the terms of Considering clauses 35 and 36 of the present Order, and for the benefit of the following persons and their family members: 1. Carmen Johana Jaramillo Giraldo, 2. Esther Pinzón López, 3. Sara Paola Pinzón López, 4. María Teresa Pinzón López, 5. Yur Mary Herrera Contreras, 6. Zully Herrera Contreras, 7. Maryuri Caicedo Contreras, 8. Nadia Marina Valencia Sanmiguel, 9. Yinda Adriana Valencia Sanmiguel, 10. Johana Marina Valencia Sanmiguel, 11. Gustavo Caicedo Contreras, 12. Rusbel Asdrúbal Martínez Contreras, 13. Roland Andrés Valencia Sanmiguel, 14. Ronald Mayiber Valencia Sanmiguel, 15. Luis Guillermo Pérez, 16. Nory Giraldo de Jaramillo, 17. Marina San Miguel Duarte, 18. Viviana Barrera Cruz, 19. Luz Mery Pinzón López, and 20. Mariela Contreras Cruz. 2. To require that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights and the representatives of the beneficiaries submit information before October 22, 2010 concerning the present risk faced by each of the beneficiaries (mentioned in the Operative paragraph supra) and the measures necessary to overcome that risk pursuant to Considering clause 35 of the present Order. 3. To require that the State present by November 15, 2010 a brief containing a risk assessment for the beneficiaries pursuant to Considering clause 36 of the present Order. In that brief, the State shall address any remarks from the representatives and the Commission concerning this risk as mandated in Operative paragraph 2.