assistance would be granted for the presentation of a maximum of five statements, either by affidavit or at the public hearing. 23. Having determined which statements of alleged victims and expert opinions offered by the representative will be received by the Court and how they will be provided, the specific amount, use and purpose of the said assistance must be now established. 24. In this regard, the President establishes that the financial assistance will be allocated, first, to cover the necessary travel and accommodation expenses for presumed victim Stella Maris Fernández (supra considering paragraph 21) to appear before the Court so that she may testify during the public hearing to be held in this case. 25. Second, the said Order of May 8, 2012, placed on record that the representative had requested the use of the Assistance Fund to ensure the presence at the hearing, on the one hand, of Marta Graciela Olguín, who will no longer testify during the hearing, but rather by affidavit (supra having seen paragraph 16 and considering paragraph 19) and, on the other hand, of expert witnesses Liliana Gimol Pinto and Sofía Tiscornia. In the case of these two experts, the representative requested that the Assistance Fund also cover the expenses resulting from the “production of [the] expert opinions, which will inevitably entail the travel, transfers, accommodation and per diems of the experts to visit the places of detention of César Alberto Mendoza, Claudio David Núñez, Lucas Matías Mendoza [and] Saúl Cristian Roldán Cajal, and the places of residence of their next of kin, as well as of the Videla Fernández family[, corresponding to Ricardo David Videla Fernández, presumed victim who is deceased]. The representative also indicated that, if the expert opinions were not received during the hearing, she requested that the expenses resulting from producing them by affidavit be covered. In addition, the representative requested funds in order to “pay the expenses […] incurred for the reception by affidavit […] of the expert opinion of [Laura] Dolores Sobredo.” 26. In this Order the President has authorized that the expert opinion of Sofía Tiscornia be provided during the public hearing, while the expert opinions of Liliana Gimol Pinto and Laura Dolores Sobredo will be provided by affidavit. Therefore, based on the representative’s request, the President finds that the financial support of the Assistance Fund should cover, up to a maximum of US$7,000.00 (seven thousand United States dollars), the expenses of the preparation of the expert opinions of Sofía Tiscornia and Liliana Gimol Pinto. These expenses will be reimbursed to the representative and, to this end, she must submit previously the vouchers for the relevant expenses. The Assistance Fund must also cover all the necessary travel and accommodation expenses for Ms. Tiscornia to appear before the Court to provide her expert opinion orally during the public hearing. In addition, the Assistance Fund will cover the expenses for receiving by affidavit the expert opinions of Liliana Gimol Pinto and Laura Dolores Sobredo, and the testimony of Marta Graciela Olguín. 27. The Court will take the necessary and pertinent measures to cover the transfer, accommodation and living expenses of Stella Maris Fernández and Sofía Tiscornia with resources from the Victims’ Assistance Fund, so that they may appear at the public hearing. Furthermore, the representative should send the Court an estimate of the cost of preparing and notarizing the expert opinions of Liliana Gimol Pinto and Laura Dolores Sobredo, and the statement of Marta Graciela Olguín in Argentina, and forwarding them to the Court, by the deadline established in the eighth operative paragraph of this Order. 9