2. The cost of compensation as defined in Section 36(1) shall be borne by the state and carried out by the government. 3. Restitution as defined in Section 36(1) shall be in the form of compensation paid by the perpetrator to the victim or victim’s heirs. 4. Compensation and/or restitution shall be paid and noted in a court ruling. Section 37 1. Any individual shall be entitled to rehabilitation if he/she is discharged of all legal charges by the court with permanent legal power. 2. Rehabilitation shall be paid and noted in a court ruling as stipulated in Section 37(1). Section 38 1. Compensation claims must be lodged by victims or their representatives to the Finance Minister based on the decision of the court. 2. Restitution claims may be lodged by victims or their representatives to the perpetrator or a third party based on the decision of the court. 3. Rehabilitation claims must be lodged by victims to the Minister for Justice and Human Rights. Section 39 The Finance Minister as defined in Section 38(1) and perpetrators as defined in Section 38(2) must pay compensation and/or restitution claims within a maximum of 60 days from the lodging of the claim. Section 40 1. The Finance Minister, perpetrator or third party must report to the Court that presided over the trial when compensation and/or restitution claims have been met, as well as providing evidence of the meeting of these compensations, restitution and/or rehabilitation claims. 2. A copy of the signed receipt for compensation and/or restitution as defined in Section 40(1) shall be conveyed to the victim or victim’s heirs. 3. After the Court receives the evidence of payment as defined in Section 40(1), the Court shall publicly announce the claim in court bulletin. Section 41 1. In making a payment of compensation and/or restitution to a victim, if the payment is not made within the time frame set out in Section 39, victims or their heirs may report the matter to the Court.