15 measures adopted within the general health framework, it is necessary that the State grant preferential attention to the victims of the present case, including the supply of medications, in a free, complete, and integral manner. Without doubt the consent and the cooperation of the beneficiaries of the measures are necessary in order to make sure that the treatment due to them be provided in an effective manner. For these effects, it is important that the state authorities continue to have the cooperation of the representatives in order to achieve the inclusion of the people who are still missing. The State has promised to guarantee that there will not be any further interruptions between the diagnosis and treatment phases. Therefore, the State shall continue to promptly inform of the progress and results of the implementation of this measure. * * * Security conditions and return to Pueblo Bello and housing program for those who have been displaced (twelfth operative paragraph of the Judgment) 31. That in what refers to the obligation to carry out the actions necessary to guarantee the security conditions so that the next of kin of the disappeared persons and those deprived of their life, as well as other former inhabitants of Pueblo Bello, who were displaced, may return to that location, if they so wish to do so, the State indicated that consultation meetings were held with the next of kin of the victims and former habitants of Pueblo Bello, where they heard concerns regarding the installation of a police inspection at that location. It also mentioned that activities were organized “with the police force present in the area with the objective of spreading the Court’s Judgments […] and achieving rapprochement with the Pueblo Bello community.” The State mentioned that the Presidential Agency for Social Action and International Cooperation had a Protocol for Returns, which offers a comprehensive attention to those who were displaced. The State mentioned that the domestic legislation stipulates as a requirement for the attention to the displaced population that it be recorded in the Single Registry of the Displaced Population and that the majority of the next of kin were not registered there but that, despite the latter, the State would register them with the prior express approval of the victims. It also agreed with the representatives to summon meetings with the municipal committees of Turbo and the Department of Antioquia, which are in charge of the execution of the return process, so they could inform it of the current situation of the township of Pueblo Bello and the municipalities that may have received the next of kin of the victims of massacres. Likewise, the State informed that the representatives had requested that the Ombudsman perform a diagnosis of the current situation of the township of Pueblo Bello, and in attention to this, it would organize a meeting with the representatives and this institution in order to refer to the matter of the diagnosis in July 2007. Additionally, the State acknowledged the importance, for compliance of this reparation measure, “that the criminal proceedings for the identification, prosecution, and punishment of those responsible be continued, also with the purpose of allowing the next of kin of the victims to return to the town.” 32. That the representatives mentioned that “the compliance of the State with this measure has to reflect positive adjustment measures within the township of Pueblo Bello that will allow those who were terrorized to make a decision, based on their free will, to return.” In what refers to the diagnosis of the conditions for the return to Pueblo Bello, they stated that in August 2007 a meeting was held with the