6 extend prisoners’ recreational time schedules, provide water to cell-blocks, repair electric installations, refurnish gas connections, repair existing sanitary installations and build new ones as necessary, and refurbish existing facilities and create new lodging sectors. 17. The submission of July 18, 2005, wherein the Inter-American Commission filed its observations to the third and fourth State’s report, claiming inter alia that although it valued the State’s willingness to comply with mid-term and long-term measures, the Commission was worried about the current status of compliance with said measures as there had been no concrete changes, and prison overcrowding, absence of segregation of untried prisoners from convicted prisoners, lack of adequate control and security as well as of basic services of hygiene and health care, were still being an issue. Furthermore, the Commission remitted order of July 14, 2005, passed by the Jail Oversight Judge in and for the Province of Mendoza (supra, Having Seen Clause No. 16). 18. The submission of July 28, 2005, wherein the representatives forwarded information about alleged actions of “repression carried out [by the State] during the last riot”. 19. The submission of August 5, 2005, wherein the representatives presented its “comments on the observations made by the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on July 18, 2005” (supra Having Seen Clause No. 17). In this regard, the Secretariat understood that said submission corresponded with the representative’s observation to the fourth State’s report. 20. The submission of August 8, 2005, whereby the State requested an extension for an additional ten days for the State to submit its fifth State’s report, which was granted. 21. The submission of August 12, 2005, wherein the Inter-American Commission “express[ed] its profound concern […] for the status of implementation of provisional measures […] and commitments undertaken by the State at the public hearing held in Asunción, Paraguay, on May 11, 2005, as well as for a series of recent incidents uncovering security pitfalls in both correctional institutions […].” In this regard, the Commission made particular reference to two riots and to the alleged “deployment of forces in order to quell these riots.” 22. The submission of August 15, 2005, whereby the representatives reported on “[…] a new questionable death of an inmate at the Mendoza Prison […] who had allegedly electrocuted as he was handling a clandestine connection”. 23. The submission of August 26, 2005, wherein Argentina presented its fifth State’s report describing inter alia the measures adopted in order to protect the penitentiary personnel; the procedures to compile a complete registry of inmate data; to segregate prison population; to sequester weapons; to notify defense attorneys of any sanction imposed on inmates; to make surveys on prison crowding conditions; to improve sanitary, lighting, and the general condition of the correctional institutions. Furthermore, the State claimed that it “is strongly committed to complying with the provisional measures in full.” On September 23, 2005, Argentina submitted the original report along with its exhibits.