7 the State and the beneficiaries as to the adequate technical procedures to do it, particularly because of the possible environmental, social and cultural impact that the methods suggested so far could represent for the Sarayaku community. 14. The Court emphasizes the spirit of coordination and agreement shown, at the hearing, by the State and the representatives, to determine whether there is a technical solution different to the ones mentioned. The Tribunal highlights the need and importance of finding ways to communicate in order to determine the procedure to remove the explosives that best suits the security needs in technical and personal terms, on the part of the authorities in charge and, at the same time, in acceptable cultural terms for the worldview of the Sarayaku community. Therefore, it is appropriate to maintain the order for the State to adopt the provisional measures necessary to protect the life, physical integrity and personal security of the members of the Kichwa People of Sarayaku. To this end, it is relevant to require the State to define, in particular, the technical procedures, the specific program and schedule to effectively remove all the explosive material buried in the territory, by mutual agreement with the Sarayaku community and to continue submitting updated and specific information on the existing or future plans related to the prospecting and exploitation of oil in Blocks 23 and 24, as well as on the possibility the CGC company has to resume the operations and the amount and precise location of the explosives existing in the area where the Sarayaku community is settled. 15. The Tribunal values the effectiveness of the hearing held to learn about the current status of implementation of these provisional measures. Therefore: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights, by virtue of the authority granted by Article 63(2) of the American Convention on Human Rights, and in accordance with Articles 24(2) and 25 of the Court’s Statutes and Articles 15(2), 27 and 31(2) of the Court’s Rules of Procedure of the Court, Decides: 1. To ratify the provisional measures ordered in its Order of June 17, 2005, particularly as to the obligation for the State to adopt the provisional measures to protect the life, physical integrity and personal security of the members of the Kichwa People of Sarayaku and, therefore, to require the State to adopt the appropriate measures to promptly and effectively remove the explosive material buried in the territory where said community is settled. 2. To repeat the urgent need for the State to establish a clear and permanent system so that the Kichwa People of Sarayaku may participate in the planning, implementation and evaluation of said provisional measures. 3. To require the State to inform to this Inter-American Court, no later than May