6 17. The representatives stated that the “Proposal on Procedures to Comply with the Judgments Issued by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights” presented by the State, which includes some general guidelines on the way on which the attention will be offered, is not yet in execution. Likewise, they indicated that the victims and their representatives held a meeting with the Minister of Public Health and Social Assistance in order to reach an agreement on how to implement medical attention. In this sense, they reiterated what had already been stated in the public hearing in the sense that due to the seriousness and complexity of the health sufferings of Messrs. García Prieto it is not possible to start with a diagnosis, since each of them has received attention according to their needs in what refers to health matters. The Minister of Public Health and Social Assistance stated that it was possible to offer the service through the Salvadorian Institute of Social Security (hereinafter “ISSS”), since it has employed or employs doctors that currently offer treatment to the victims through the private health system and that there is an agreement between the ISSS and said Ministry for the treatment of patients, in which it would include the victims. Finally, they expressed that the victims are satisfied with this possibility, but they have not yet been offered any type of treatment and that the proposal does not include the psychological attention, thus they considered that the State did not comply with these measures and they expressed the need that they be implemented. 18. The Commission took note of the information presented and reiterated it is necessary to implement that ordered in the present operative paragraph as soon as possible, since the victims already have a diagnosis and have been in treatment for the last fifteen years. Likewise, it stated that it was awaiting information on that ordered by the Court including the information regarding psychological treatment. 19. From that stated by the parties it can be concluded that there has been an rapprochement between the victims and the State to coordinate the preparation of the medical services, and in this sense the Tribunal values the State’s express willingness to comply with that ordered in the Judgment. However, the Court reiterates that paragraph 201 of the Judgment states that this reparation measure must be implemented as of its notification and more than 3 years have gone by since that date, and it is still pending compliance. In that sense, the Tribunal considers that the State shall immediately adopt all measures necessary and appropriate to offer Mr. José Mauricio García Prieto Hirlemann and Mrs. Gloria Giralt de García Prieto adequate and free medical, psychiatric, or psychological treatment, determined based on their health needs and in mutual agreement with the victims, including the supply of medications. In order to monitor compliance with this obligation, it is necessary that the State provide detailed and updated information in this regard. * * * 20. The Court will consider the general state of compliance with the Judgment (supra Having Seen paragraph 1), once it receives the corresponding information on the reparations pending compliance.