-54due procedural opportunity. However, the Court considers it necessary to recall that the regulation of the processing of the recourse referred to in Article 25 of the Convention must be compatible with this treaty. X REPARATIONS APPLICATION OF ARTICLE 63(1) OF THE CONVENTION Obligation to Repair The Commission’s arguments 145. The Commission requested the Court to order that the State should: (a) Grant “adequate reparation to Marcel Claude Reyes, Sebastián Cox Urrejola and Arturo Longton Guerrero for the violations of their rights, and also provide them with the requested information.” Even though the State argued that all these sections were invalid now, because the Río Cóndor Project was never implemented, this information “was relevant to assess the functioning of the Foreign Investment Committee, and not merely one specific project.” “It was for the [alleged] victims and not the State to decide whether the information was still of interest to them”; (b) Regarding the measures of satisfaction and guarantees of non-repetition: “acknowledge that it erroneously retained the information requested by the victims and immediately grant [them] access to the information they were seeking from the Foreign Investment Committee”; and that it “adopt laws and practices that guarantee effective access to information held by State bodies, in keeping with the terms of Article 13 of the Convention,” because “the Commission considers that the Chilean legislation in force is insufficient to guarantee access to State-held information”; and (c) Regarding costs and expenses: pay the costs arising at the domestic level when processing the legal actions filed by the victims under the domestic judicial system, as well as those arising at the international level when processing the case before the Commission and the Court. The representative’s arguments 146. The representative requested the Court to order that the State should: (a) “Adapt domestic legislation, establish autonomous and independent supervision and control mechanisms, and adopt the necessary measures to develop practices that guarantee the individual’s real access to public information [and direct participation in the administration of public affairs], including providing information on matters relating to the well-being of society, such as the protection of human rights, the environment, health, and public security”; (b) “Arrange for the disclosure of the information held by the Investment Committee concerning the investor, Forestal Trillium Ltda”; c) “Apologize publicly to the victims, through the Foreign Investment Committee, as a measure of non-pecuniary reparation”;