11. The State shall halt any activity related to the Punta Piedra II exploration project that has not been previously consulted, pursuant to paragraph 327 of this judgment. 12. The State shall create a community development fund in favor of the members of the Punta Piedra Garifuna community, pursuant to the terms and time frames established in paragraphs 332 to 336 of this judgment. 13. The State shall set in motion the necessary inter-institutional coordination mechanisms to ensure the effectiveness of the measures established above, within three months of notification of this judgment, pursuant to paragraph 328 of this judgment. 14. The State shall, within six months, make the publications and broadcasts indicated in paragraphs 338 and 339 of this judgment. 15. The State shall, within a reasonable time, adopt the sufficient and necessary measures to ensure that its mining regulations do not impair the right to consultation, pursuant to paragraphs 344 to 346 of this judgment. 16. The State shall, within a reasonable time, create adequate mechanisms to regulate its property registration system, pursuant to paragraph 347 of this judgment. 17. The State shall continue and conclude, within a reasonable time, the investigation into the death of Félix Ordóñez Suazo and the other complaints filed in the domestic jurisdiction and, as appropriate, punish those responsible, pursuant to paragraph 353 of this judgment. 18. The State shall pay the amount established in paragraph 364 of this judgment to reimburse costs and expenses within of one year of its notification. 19. The State shall reimburse the Victims’ Legal Assistance Fund of the InterAmerican Court of Human Rights the amount disbursed during the processing of the instant case, pursuant to paragraph 368 of this judgment. 20. The State shall forward the Court a report on the measures adopted to comply with this judgment within one year of its notification. 21. The Court will monitor full compliance with this judgment, in exercise of its authority and in fulfillment of its duties under the American Convention on Human Rights, and will consider this case closed when the State has complied fully with its provisions. Done at San José, Costa Rica, on October 8, 2015, in the Spanish language. Judge Eduardo Vio Grossi advised the Court of his Concurring Opinion, which accompanies this judgment. 101