process the case before the Court, and the specific amount, use and purpose of the said assistance would be specified when deciding on the production of the expert and testimonial evidence and, if appropriate, the opening of the oral proceedings. 33. Having determined that the Court will receive the testimony offered by the InterAmerican defenders, as well as the way in which it will be received, the specific allocation and purpose of this assistance must now be specified. 34. In this regard, the President establishes that financial assistance will be allocated to cover travel and per diem expenses so that the two inter-American defenders (María Fernanda López Puleio and Andrés Mariño), Claudio Furlan, Gustavo Daniel Moreno and María Laura Subies can appear at the seat of the Court and testify at the public hearing to be held in this case. In addition, financial assistance will be provided to cover the costs of the preparation and sending of the affidavits, as established in the first operative paragraph of this Order. Lastly, financial assistance will be provided to cover the total amount of the expenses authenticated to date by the inter-American defenders. The other necessary and reasonable costs that the inter-American defenders may incur in the future will also be covered; to this end, they must submit the pertinent documentation to the Court. 35. The inter-American defenders must send the Court an estimate of the cost of preparing an affidavit in Argentina and forwarding it, within the time frame established in the operative paragraphs of this Order. In the case of the inter-American defenders and those who will appear at the public hearing, the Court will take the pertinent and necessary measures to cover the cost of their travel, accommodation and per diem with resources from the Victims’ Assistance Fund. 36. Article 4 of the Rules for the Operation of the Victims’ Legal Assistance Fund of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (hereinafter “the Rules of the Assistance Fund”) stipulates that the Secretariat must open a file of expenses in order to account for and document each expenditure related to the Fund. 37. Lastly, the President recalls that, in accordance with Article 5 of the Rules of the Fund, the defendant State will be informed of the expenditures made from the Legal Assistance Fund at the appropriate opportunity, so that it may submit observations, if it so wishes, within the time frame established for this purpose. f) Final oral and written arguments and observations 38. The representatives and the State may submit to the Court their respective final oral arguments on the preliminary objections and possible merits, reparations and costs in this case following the conclusion of the testimony. As established in the Rules of Procedure, when the arguments have concluded, the Inter-American Commission will present its final oral observations. 39. Under Article 56 of the Rules of Procedure, the representatives, the State, and Commission may present their final written arguments and final written observations, respectively, with regard to the preliminary objections and possible merits, reparations and costs, within the time frame established in operative paragraph 13 of this Order. THEREFORE: THE PRESIDENT OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS, 9