4 surveillance, frequency inhibitors, electrical wiring, physical protection against tunnels, safety power generators, anti-vandal protection systems and preventive and corrective maintenance”. With respect to Yare II, on April 3, 2006, it was decided to do a “remodeling of six confinement facilities (which includes the recovery of the sanitary and power services),to build three dining-rooms with outside paths, to refurnish a building for observation and isolation, to build premises for multiple uses, such as educational or administrative purposes (including bedroom, kitchen and dining room for officers), to refurnish the building for the inmates’ assistance (which includes a nurse’s station), to build a visitors' center (which includes visitors’ bedrooms, a visiting area for relatives and a playground) and to build a facility for electricity, pottery, craftsmanship workshops, among others”. By May, 2007, 85% of the project was completed. c) As to the adoption of the steps necessary in order for the measures of protection ordered for the benefit of the Yare Prison inmates to be devised and implemented with the participation of the representatives of the measures' beneficiaries and, in general, to keep them posted on any progress made in their enforcement, that: i. It has been not only coordinated with the representatives of the beneficiaries about the current measures, but also participation has been given to all other organizations that would like to provide significant contributions to the prison system; ii. on March 29, 2006, it was held the first meeting with the nongovernmental organizations that work in favor of the prison system in Venezuela in order to coordinate strategies that would make a positive contribution to the improvement of the prison system. On May 3, 2006, it was held the second meeting where different technical work teams presented their proposals. On May 23, 2006, it was held the third meeting in which proposals prepared by NGOs were submitted in order to contribute to the program of the Humanization of the Prison System; iii. On April 10, 2006, it was held the meeting between the State's Agent and the beneficiaries’ representatives, where suggestions were submitted in order to implement the provisional measures. On April 28, 2006, the Presidential Commission on Correctional Emergency gathered with the representatives who, apart from listening to the related proposals and agreed on attending the prison centers which is the subject-matter of the current provisional measure, as field work. iv. On May 5, 2006, a field visit was made to Yare I and Yare II, with the State's Agent of the Presidential Commission on Correctional Emergency, the Office of the Public Prosecutor and the representatives of the beneficiaries; v. on August 2, 2006, the State’s agents and the beneficiaries’ representatives gathered in order to discuss “different criteria” and vi. the State and the representatives of the beneficiaries agreed to make a collective visit to the premises of the Prison Center, but the visit had to be