-59204(29) The Special Committees heard only the requests for revision filed by the dismissed workers within the time period allowed for such purpose.69 204(30) On December 12, 2001 ““El Peruano”” official gazette published Law No. 27586, which provided the creation of a Multi-Sector Committee, which would be composed of representatives of the Ministries of Economy and Finance, Labor, Health and Education; a representative of the Ministry of the Presidency; four representatives of the Provincial Municipalities; the Ombudsman and three representatives of the Confederaciones Nacionales de Trabajadores (National Confederations of Workers). The Multi-Sector Committee was empowered to review the grounds on which the dismissals had been made and to establish in which cases back payment of unpaid wages and other benefits was due, provided that such matters had not been the subject of any legal claims.70 204(31) In March 2002, the Multi-Sector Committee issued its final report, wherein it made recommendations and proposed the creation of a “Registro Nacional de Ex Trabajadores del Sector Público cesados irregularmente” (“National Register of irregularly dismissed Former Public Sector Workers”), based on the information on former workers irregularly dismissed that every public sector institution or government agency in which they had worked had to submit.71 204(32) Under Law No. 27803 of July 28, 2002 “which implements the recommendations made by the Committees created by Laws No. 27452 and No. 27586,” it was provided that the workers who were found to be irregularly dismissed or declared redundant would be entitled to opt on an exclusive and alternative basis among the following: their reinstatement to their jobs or to similar ones, their early retirement, economic compensation or training, and retraining, and the “National Registry of Irregularly Dismissed Workers was created.”72 204(33) On December 22, 2002, March 27, 2003 and December 24, 2003 the first, second and last lists of Irregularly Dismissed Former Workers was published pursuant to the provisions of Laws No. 27452, No. 27586 and No. 27803.73 B) REGARDING DISMISSALS FOR PARTICIPATION BY THE WORKERS IN DEMONSTRATIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE MISCONDUCT 204(34) On March 11 and 22, 1996 some Lima municipal workers organized a protest demonstration against the Staff Assessment Program (supra paras. 204(4) and 204(5)). By Mayoral Resolutions No. 308 of March 15, 1996 and No. 372 of 69 Cf. Final report of the Multi-sector Committee of March 2002 (case file on preliminary comments, reparations, and costs, volume VIII, folios 2563 to 2613). 70 Cf. Final report of the Multi-sector Committee of March 2002 (case file on preliminary comments, reparations, and costs, volume VIII, folios 2563 to 2613). 71 Cf. Final report of the Multi-sector Committee of March 2002 (case file on preliminary comments, reparations, and costs, volume VIII, folios 2563 to 2613). 72 Cf. Law No. 27803 of July 28, 2002 (evidence to facilitate the adjudication of the case admitted by the Inter-American Court). 73 Cf. Lists of irregularly dismissed former workers (case file with appendixes to the brief containing the answer to the application, appendixes 81, 82 and 83, folios 4542 to 4600).