8 experienced human rights violations and political violence during the internal armed conflict.” The State added that there is already a health care facility operating in the village of Plan de Sánchez, supplied with nursing staff and surgical instruments, which provides medical and psychological care on a regular basis. 29. That the representatives noted that the Ministry of Health had undertaken efforts to comply with some of the measures specified in said operative paragraph. However, they indicated that “[…] the implementation of the proposed plan had been carried out despite the fact that the Assessment Committtee had not yet been created and without the direct involvement of the beneficiaries[,] which had hindered the work […]”. They also stated that, in June 2007, they signed a letter of understanding whereby the creation of the assessment committtee, of which the representatives are part, was formalized. They added that a forthcoming meeting was being organized in which the indicators used to determine the work to be done with the victims would be set and that in that context they were able to “[…] prepare a proposal related to the health issue […]” (supra Having Seen clause No. 3). 30. That the Commission noted that, in accordance with paragraph 108 of the Judgment, the Court ordered the State to submit, within six months, a report on the creation of a committee to assess the physical and mental condition of the victims. In addition, the Commission stated that the information provided by the State and the representatives indicated that “[…] significant efforts ha[d] been made to [comply] […]” with said operative paragraph, but that such efforts were not enough and that they were awaiting “[…] a detailed report on the steps taken to ensure proper implementation.” Furthermore, it recognized the measures adopted to provide medical and psychological treatment (supra Having Seen clause No. 4). 31. That the State was notified of the Judgment on December 7, 2004 and that, in accordance with it, the State was to submit a report to the Court within six months regarding the creation of a committee to assess the physical and mental condition of the victims, which would begin with an individual evaluation of the beneficiaries who requested such service, and immediately followed by the prescribed treatment. In this regard, the Court noted that, according to the information provided by the State, the Commission, and the representatives, the aforesaid committee was created two and a half years after the time specified in the Judgment. 32. That, based on the foregoing, the Court finds that the State has partially complied with its obligation to assess the physical and psychological condition of the beneficiaries requesting such evaluation; and that, on the basis of such evaluation, the State must continue to provide the relevant treatment as well as the necessary medication, free of charge. * * * 33. That, in relation to the eighth operative paragraph (supra Having Seen clause No. 1), the State reported that officers of the Fondo Nacional para la Vivienda (Guatemalan Housing Fund, hereinafter “the FOGUAVI”) had submitted a housing project to the victims residing in the village of Plan de Sánchez. However, the State indicated that the victims were reluctant to approve the proposed project (supra Having Seen clause No. 2).