14. Regarding the requirement that any victim requesting support must “lack sufficient economic resources”, Mrs. Feria Tinta did not submit, together with her request, any evidence of her own lack of resources or that of the other two people mentioned in her brief of July 13, 2013. However, the Acting President considers that Mrs. Feria Tinta’s lack of resources was demonstrated in evidence provided for an order issued in October 2012 in another case regarding Peru. 15. The Acting President considers that her application also complies with the requirement that any support requested must be used to cover reasonable and necessary expenses to appear at a hearing on monitoring compliance summoned by the Court. Mrs. Feria Tinta requested limited and specific financial assistance to appear at the private hearing to be held by the Court on August 19, 2013 at its seat (supra Having Seen 4 and Considering para. 3). Given that Mrs. Feria Tinta represents the majority of the victims and relatives in this case, the Acting President considers it reasonable to grant assistance, both for the appearance of Mrs. Feria Tinta, and for the appearance of one of the two persons specified by Mrs. Feria Tinta (supra Considering para. 3). The Acting President also takes into account the explanation provided by Mrs. Feria Tinta that, because she lives in England, she has been unable to participate in the domestic procedures in Peru at this stage of monitoring compliance with judgment and that these procedures have been carried out by the other victim and by a relative of a victim who live in Peru. 16. Based on the foregoing, the Acting President considers admissible the request of Mrs. Feria Tinta and orders that financial resources from the Legal Assistance Fund be assigned to cover the travel and board and lodging expenses necessary to enable Mrs. Feria Tinta, and one of the two individuals mentioned in the request, to appear before the Court on August 19, 2013 at the private hearing on monitoring compliance with judgment in this case. Mrs. Feria Tinta shall provide the name of the victim or relative who shall receive assistance from the Fund, no later than August 2, 2013. 17. The Court shall take the pertinent and necessary measures to cover the costs of travel, board and lodging of the persons summoned to appear with resources from the Assistance Fund. 18. In accordance with Article 4 of the Rules of the Court on the Operation of the Assistance Fund, the Secretariat shall open a file of costs in order to record all expenditures made in relation to said Fund. 19. Finally, the Acting President recalls that, pursuant to Article 5 of the Rules of the Assistance Fund, Peru shall be notified, in due course, of the expenditures made from said Fund, so that it may submit any observations, if it so wishes, within the term established for that purpose. The Court shall then decide whether it is appropriate to order the State to reimburse the Assistance Fund for the expenditures incurred. THEREFORE: THE ACTING PRESIDENT OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THIS CASE, in the exercise of his authority in relation to the Victims’ Legal Assistance Fund, and in 5