unless it cannot be supported based on objective and verifiable criteria. That strategy must "strategy should take into account the contextual analysis." d) "[T]he activities to be performed are determined in an integrated fashion, through all necessary and appropriate means and procedures for the identification, release or exhumation of the disappeared person or establishment of the person’s identity. The comprehensive search strategy should include an action plan and a timeline and should be evaluated periodically." e) The search "should be centralized under, or coordinated by, a competent body that ensures effective coordination with all the other entities whose cooperation is needed for the search to be effective, exhaustive and prompt." f) "The search for the disappeared person and the criminal investigation of the persons responsible for the disappearance should be mutually reinforcing." "When the search is conducted by nonjudicial authorities independent of those that make up the justice system, mechanisms and procedures should be established to ensure cooperation, coordination and an exchange of information." 151. In order to comply with the specified actions, the State must put together a specific search plan for Mr. Fredy Núñez Naranjo within a term of three months from the notification of this judgment. This plan must follow the guidelines indicated in the two preceding paragraphs. Ecuador must allow the intervention of Mr. Núñez Naranjo's declared victims' family members, and/or their representatives, in the preparation of this specific search plan. The State may not take the established term or any eventual delays in the adoption of the orderly plan to suspend search actions. The State must inform this Court immediately once the search plan has been completed, and must send the Court a copy of the document in which it is recorded. The submission of that plan is independent of the duty to present the first report arranged in operative paragraph 13 of this judgment, within the term of one year counted from the notification of this judgment. D. Rehabilitation Measures 152. The Commission required that "an appropriate program for the care of Fredy Núñez Naranjo's relatives be implemented, in consultation with them." 153. The representative did not refer to the measure requested by the Commission. 154. The State indicated that the Ministry of Public Health provides "comprehensive care to the relatives of Mr. Núñez Naranjo,” and that "several services have been provided in the [...] Quero Canton, [... which include] family medicine, general medicine, psychology, dentistry, clinical laboratory." 155. The Court considers, as it has in other cases,188 that despite the actions taken by the State, a remedy would be required aimed at providing adequate attention to the psychological and/or 188 Cf. Case of Barrios Altos v. Peru. Reparations and Costs. Judgment of November 30, 2001. Series C No. 87, paras. 42 and 45, and Case of Garzón Guzmán et al. v. Ecuador, supra, para. 114. -42-