2011.” This agreement consists in “short, medium, and long-term actions [...] coordinated and implemented by various signatory entities in order to comply with the Order of the Court”; b) the Institute of Socio-Educational Assistance for the State of Espírito Santo (hereinafter also “the Institute of Socio-Educational Assistance,” “the Institute,” or “UNIS”) formulated a Plan of Action to implement the measures set forth in the aforementioned Pact. The Institute’s presidency also adopted a set of disciplinary rules and created a Disciplinary Assessment Commission for all its inpatient units; c) the Institute of Socio-Educational Assistance began a process of “regionalization and reorganization [...] of socio-educational measures for its inmate population [...]; the broadening of city programs [to facilitate] conditional release and the provision of services to the community [...]; [and] the creation of management protocols”; d) an Inpatient Unit was built in the Vitória metropolitan region, capital of the State of Espírito Santo, which is wholly operating and assisting juveniles from the UNIS; e) on March 21 and 25, 2011, the National Justice Council inspected all of the Institute’s socio-educational inpatient units. The report on that inspection has not yet been released, but the Council in its preliminary conclusions recommended the immediate implementation of a system of information sharing between the Institute and the justice system. Consequently, the Institute made such a proposal and began to submit monthly reports to judicial organs regarding the assessment of the committed population and compliance with the inpatient measures; f) the Attorney General was to begin a project on May 11, 2011 for conducting individual meetings with all UNIS inmates in order to create an individual record, provide information on their procedural situation, and adopt the relevant measures in cases of human rights violations; g) the State conducted a selection process for hiring 441 employees who were to begin their work in June 2011. Also, between January and March 2011, 235 teachers and 24 managers were trained; h) UNIS modules A and B were brought to a close on March 18, 2011 while modules Awaken I, II, and III “were restructured”; i) “[p]resently UNIS has 84 juveniles who are completing a socio-educational inpatient commitment [as part of their] punishment[.] [Also,] State entities have agreed to reduce this number to 60 juveniles,” and j) the Institute of Socio-Educational Assistance implemented a “Video and Monitoring Center to supervise day and night what occurs inside the [inpatient] units.” This system enables “calling management, technical, and security teams for effective control and prompt actions in extreme situations” within the UNIS. 3