96 e) the land claimed must be equipped with basic services, including drinking water and sanitary infrastructure, a health post and a school. The State must also provide permanent medical care and education to the members of the Community, and f) the State must establish mechanisms to effectively apply ILO Convention No. 169 and Chapter V of the Paraguayan National Constitution, to satisfy the claims of the indigenous peoples and ensure their rights to possession and property of their ancestral lands. Pleadings of the State 209. With regard to the other forms of reparation requested by the Commission and the representatives, the State pointed out that: a) it is willing to grant a title deed, free of cost, to the Yakye Axa Community, in accordance with the Constitution and legislation in force, to 7,901 hectares within its delimited territory in the Paraguayan Chaco, traditional habitat of the Enxet-Lengua People, subject to what national legislation allows and without affecting the rights of third parties who justify property rights and rational use, whether by means of a negotiated purchase from the owners of said lands or by expropriation in accordance with domestic legislation; b) it agrees to establish a fund for the exclusive purpose of covering payment of the land that will be granted to the Community, at the price established by negotiation and customary conditions for land sales; c) it acquiesced to the request to establish a health post, a school, drinking water supply and sanitary infrastructure for the Indigenous Community, at the place where the State is able to establish said services, as close as possible to a provisional settlement, other than the location of the current settlement alongside the road. It also acquiesced to the request to provide medical care and education to the members of the Community, in accordance with existing educational and healthcare plans; d) domestic legislation regarding this subject matter can be improved, and it therefore justifies a special provision to include an effective and rapid recourse to elucidate the clash between the right to ancestral property and the right of the current owners of the private property, and e) it is willing to carry out a public acknowledgment, provided that the claim made by the Yakye Axa Community is specified in terms of its content. The symbolic act must be defined, if there is an agreement between the State and the Yakye Axa Community, with regard to the acquiescence proposed. It would also be possible to sign an agreement for a friendly settlement of the instant case. Considerations of the Court 210. In this section, the Court will now establish measures of satisfaction to