149. The representatives, for their part, requested as guarantees of non-repetition: (i) that the State develop a comprehensive education plan on sexual and gender diversity to be incorporated into the regular training courses for judges, administrative authorities (such as INDECOPI), police officers, prosecutors, members of the serenazgo as well as any other body responsible for ensuring compliance with domestic legislation; (ii) that INDECOPI and the Judiciary design, adopt and implement a legal reasoning manual on inter-American standards in cases of discrimination against LGBTI Q+ persons; (iii) that the State produce an audiovisual documentary on discrimination suffered by sexually diverse persons in public spaces in Peru; (iv) that the State adopt measures to require, encourage and guide businesses towards compliance with inter-American standards on due diligence in matters of equality and non-discrimination of LGBTIQ+ people; (v) that the State design and implement a public policy to promote respect for the rights of LGBTIQ+ people and their social acceptance, especially through education and general culture; (vi) that the State collect data and compile statistics on discrimination toward LGBTIQ+ consumers; (vii) that the State design, adopt and implement a public policy to address the mental health of LGBTIQ+ people, focusing on sexual and gender diversity; (viii) that the State appoint a governing body of the Executive Branch in charge of designing, implementing, monitoring and evaluating national policies on LGBTIQ+ people, and to facilitate intersectoral, sustainable and planned work with other State agencies; (ix) that the State adopt all necessary measures to promote ratification of the Inter-American Convention Against all Forms of Discrimination and Intolerance; (x) that it order the National Registry of Identification and Civil Status (“RENIEC”) to implement an administrative procedure for recognizing the gender identity of trans people according to the guidelines established in Advisory Opinion OC-24/17, and (xi) that the State be ordered to approve a law on same-sex marriage. 150. Additionally, in their final written arguments, the representatives requested that the State (i) create a Truth Commission on historical discrimination and violence against LGBTIQ+ persons in Peru; (ii) approve a framework law against all forms of discrimination that includes sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics; (iii) create public defender’s offices specializing in the rights of LGBTIQ+ people; (iv) guarantee that LGBTIQ+ people who are victims of discrimination or violence have access to timely psychological and/or psychiatric care; (v) prohibit so52