2 Oroza (operative paragraph six and paragraph 122 of the Judgment on the reparations and legal costs of February 27, 2002) and, b) To make to CEJIL a payment for the reimbursement of the costs and expenses (operative paragraph nine and paragraph 129 of the Judgment on the reparations and legal costs of February 27, 2002). 2. That it will keep open the procedure to monitor the compliance of those aspects pending compliance in the instant case, to wit: a) The obligation to “make use of all the necessary resources to locate the mortal rests of the victim and deliver them to the family, in order for the next of kin to give him a proper burial"; b) Classification of the crime of forced disappearance of people in the domestic legal system; and c) Investigation, identification and punishment of the responsible of the injurious facts of the case at hand. 5. The note of January 30, 2006 and the appendixes, whereby the State of Bolivia (hereinafter, the “State”) informed that on “January 5, 2006 the […] National Congress approved the law that classifies the crime of forced disappearance of people. This rule is incorporated to the legal system, as National Act nº 3326 of January 18, 2006,” once it is announced by the President of the Republic. The State requested an extension of time to submit the original appendixes to said communication. 6. The note of January 31, 2006, whereby the Secretariat of the Court (hereinafter, the "Secretariat"), following the instructions of the President of the Court (hereinafter, the "President"), granted the extension requested by the State in order to submit the original documentation referred to above. To such end, the Secretariat noted that the State has not submitted the information regarding the “last measures adopted in the criminal investigation for the disappearance of Mr. José Carlos Trujillo Oroza." 7. The report of September 19, 2006 and its appendixes, whereby the State referred to the measures adopted for the investigation, identification and possible punishment of the responsible of the facts denounced in the case at hand. Regarding this issue, it observed that the criminal proceeding for the crimes of "Murder, Humiliation, Tortures and Other" conducted by the Public Prosecution Office, Antonia Gladis Oroza, widower., De Solón, Rebeca Ibsen Castro and others against Oscar