13 instant case, and iii) should it be insufficient, the measures required to increase its amount; b) Appoint a CNSAFJ officer to establish a schedule to work with the High Courts in order to move forward the cases involving mass, systematic human rights violations. By March 29, 2010, such officer shall, together with COPREDEH, submit a report on the schedule agreed upon with the High Courts and the methods to be used to achieve the proposed goals; c) Appoint an Army military intelligence officer to act as liaison, who may be contacted by the Public Prosecutor and the court in charge of the domestic investigations, as well as CNSAFJ, COPREDEH, the victims in the instant case or their representatives to ask for information with a view to finding out who the responsible parties are or locating the remains of young boy Molina-Theissen. By March 29, 2010, together with COPREDEH, such officer shall submit a report on the methodology and the schedule set to encourage the military’s cooperation in moving the investigations forward. d) Report, by March 29, 2010, on the number of disciplinary, administrative or criminal actions taken pursuant to the Guatemalan laws against any officers who refuse to cooperate to comply with these orders. 4. To repeat that the work carried out by CNSAFJ, COPREDEH and the aforementioned military intelligence liaison officer cannot be restricted to sending official communications repeating these orders; such officers, who shall have the State’s absolute support, are to create the conditions required in order for the information sent to CNSAFJ and, later on, to this Court, to be precise, complete, reliable and usable or useful, providing qualitative and quantitative parameters to monitor compliance with these orders. 5. To request the State to submit, by March 29, 2010, a schedule providing specific, clear and exhaustive information detailing the steps to be taken, the dates set for such steps and the parties responsible for their execution, so that a prompt procedure may be soon established to obtain a declaration of absence and presumption of death due to forced disappearance. For such purpose, the State shall appoint a representative of the Legislative Branch who, together with COPREDEH, shall prepare the aforementioned report. Moreover, such liaison officer and COPREDEH shall, within the same period, submit a report on the methodology and schedule to encourage the debate and enactment of the Ley de la Comisión de Búsqueda de Personas Víctimas de la Desaparición Forzada y Otras Formas de Desaparición [Law on the Commission for Finding Victims of Forced and other Forms of Disappearance]. 6. To request that, acting through the Legislative Branch’s representative referred to in the preceding operative paragraph, CNSAFJ and COPREDEH, the State shall, by March 29, 2010, submit a report noting, within the four-month period following notification of this Order, the efforts made and steps taken to create a genetic information system that will be run by the State itself and fully available to justice operators and the victims. 7. To request that the representatives of the victims and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights submit their comments on their aforementioned State reports within such periods as may be set therefor by the Tribunal or its President. 8. To request that the Secretariat of the Court notify this Order to the State of Guatemala, the Inter-American Commission and the representatives of the victims.