dollars of the United States of America with two cents) for the abovementioned costs incurred for the public hearing (supra para. 10). This amount shall be reimbursed within ninety days, as of legal notice this Judgment G. Other claims of reparation. 204. The representatives requested other measures of reparation in their brief of pleadings and motions.201 In its response to the application, the State expressed that "these reparations […] exceed the purpose of this case, and thus [it] expressly contest[ed] to them [… and asked the Court to reject them] as they are not in keeping with the international standards on reparations.” 205. The Court notes that the representatives did not provide grounds for the specific need of several of the measures of reparation requested (supra para. 204). Therefore, and given that there is no apparent causal link between those measures and the violations declared in this case, the Tribunal rules them inadmissible. H. Method of compliance with the payments ordered 206. The State shall pay the compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damages directly to Mrs. María Leontina Millacura Llaipén, Fabiola Valeria Torres, and Marcos Alejandro Torres Millacura, as appropriate, and make the payment for costs and expenses directly to Mrs. María Leontina Millacura Llaipén, all within one year as of legal notice of this Judgment and according to the terms of the following clauses. 207. The payments corresponding to compensation for pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage in favor of Mr. Iván Eladio Torres should be delivered directly to Mrs. María Leontina Millacura Llaipén, within one year as of legal notice of this ruling. 208. In the event that the beneficiaries pass away before the corresponding compensation is paid, the compensation shall be paid directly to their successors in keeping with applicable domestic law. 201 The representatives asked the Court to order the State: i) "to set up an ’executive working group’ to design and implement measures toward protecting the life and physical integrity of the individuals covered by the provisional measures;" ii) "cease use of the building out of which the Comodoro Rivadavia First Precinct and Regional Unit of the Chubut Province Police operate as a ‘place of temporary detention and clandestine detention center’ [...and] transfer the property to Maria Leontina Millacura Llaipén and Iván Eladio Torres [Millacura, in order to transform it into] an open shelter for adolescents […] ‘living on the street,’ an evangelical Christian church, and the seat of AMICIS - Patagonia Legal Clinic;” iii) “implement the general and specific recommendations of the Citizen Security and Human Rights Report of the [Commission] in all the provinces;" audit the implementation of the Plan to Guarantee the Quality of Medical Care in all the provinces;" iv) “set up the judicial investigation body under the Judicial Branch that is autonomous with regard to the judiciary, public defenders, and attorneys general;" v) "adhere to the Inter-American Pact on Education in Human Rights in all the provinces;" vi) "implement the reports on Human Rights Education of the [Inter-American Human Rights Institute];” vii) "include human rights material in all university degrees [and] include criminal studies in law degrees;” vii) "implement the provisions of the friendly settlement signed [‘]IACHR N° 1231/04 Inmates of Mendoza Penitentiaries[‘] throughout the country;” ix) pay the monthly amount of US$482 (four hundred and eighty-two dollars of the United States of America) for a student scholarship for Fabiola Valeira Torres and her daughters until the latter reaches the age of 18, as well as US$1900 (one thousand nine hundred dollars of the United States of America) after they turn 18, for as long as they continue their studies; x) authorize María Leontina Millacura Llaipén to “enter without restriction all places of detention and/or health facilities where she considers Iván Eladio Torres might be located;" xi) create to fund to guarantee the monthly payment of US$1,915 (one thousand nine hundred and fifteen US dollars of the United States of America) to continue the search for Iván; and xii) pay the necessary funds in order for the Association Group for the Rights of Children to be able to "install high security alarm systems in their headquarters with monitoring and direct communication to specialized bodyguard personnel." 59