9 necessary actions to comply with this reparation measure and submit information in this regard. 29. With regard to the medical treatment for family members of the victims, the representatives indicated that the State provided the family members of Consuelo García Santa Cruz and the siblings of Saúl Cantoral Huamaní with insurance through ESSALUD. The State submitted information indicating that 14 family members are enrolled in this program, among them are the children of Saúl Cantoral Huamaní. However, in this same document that the State presented it shows that two of his children, Marco Antonio Cantoral Lozano and Brenda Cantoral Contreras, "do not have any kind of insurance." Therefore, the information presented does not allow the State to accurately check the state of compliance with this reparation measure. With regard to the membership request of the other beneficiaries for the Integrated Health Insurance (SIS), the Tribunal orders the State to provide updated information regarding the implementation of such measures. Based on the above, the State must take all the necessary actions to comply with this obligation and submit updated and accurate information in this regard. e) Obligation to pay compensations, costs, and expenses 30. With regard to the obligation to pay compensation and reimburse costs and expenses so ordered (operative paragraph fourteen of the Judgment), the State reiterated that on May 11, 2009, "as an advance payment" it provided forty thousand United States dollars (USD 40,000), which was distributed among the family members of Saúl Cantoral Huamaní and Consuelo García Santa Cruz. Likewise, it reported that on April 26, 2010, it paid reparations for the Cantoral Humaní and García Santa Cruz case with a total value of one hundred and thirtytwo thousand United States dollars (USD 132,000). Also, on October 25, 2010, the State agreed to pay one hundred and fifty thousand United States dollars (USD 150,000) to the victims, of which thirty thousand United States dollars (USD 30,000) are allocated to Mrs. Pelagia Melida Contreras Montoya de Cantoral. 31. The representatives reported that the State completed total and partial payments of the compensation amounts, but that compensation for some beneficiary family members is still outstanding, and that to date only the payments of May 11, 2009, and April 26, 2010 had been carried out. Likewise, they indicated that costs and expenses ordered in the Judgment were fully reimbursed to Mrs. Pelagia Mélida Contreras. Finally, they recalled that the deadline set by the Judgment to complete compensation payments expired on August 3, 2008, and, as a result, the State must pay the moratory interest that applies. 32. The Commission valued the actions taken by the State to pay the reparations ordered by the Court, "however, it observed that there are still outstanding payments, including those related to moratory interest on the amount owed." 33. The information provided indicates the State made payments to 14 beneficiaries for a total of USD 132,000 on April, 26, 2010. The payment to six of those beneficiaries were full payments. Likewise, the State complied with payments corresponding to costs and expenses. The information provided indicates that on October 21, 2010, the Fondo Especial de Administración del Dinero Obtenido