CAT/C/GC/3 for States parties to make voluntary contributions to this fund, irrespective of the national measures taken or contributions made. Monitoring and reporting 45. States parties shall establish a system to oversee, monitor, evaluate, and report on their provision of redress measures and necessary rehabilitation services to victims of torture or ill-treatment. Accordingly, States parties should include in their reports to the Committee data disaggregated by age, gender, nationality, and other key factors regarding redress measures afforded to victims of torture or ill-treatment, in order to meet their obligation as recalled in general comment No. 2 to provide continual evaluation of their efforts to provide redress to victims. 46. On the implementation of article 14, the Committee has observed the need to provide adequate information on the implementation of article 14 in States parties’ reports. Therefore, the Committee wishes to underscore that specific information should be provided on the following: (a) The number of victims of torture or ill-treatment who have sought compensation through legal, administrative and other means and the nature of the violations alleged; the number of victims who have been awarded compensation; and in what amounts; (b) The measures taken to assist victims in the direct aftermath of torture; (c) The rehabilitation facilities available to victims of torture or ill-treatment and the accessibility thereof, as well as the budget allocation for rehabilitation programmes and the number of victims who have received rehabilitative services appropriate to their needs; (d) The methods available for assessing the effectiveness of rehabilitation programmes and services, including the application of appropriate indicators and benchmarks, and the result of such assessment; (e) repetition; The measures taken to ensure satisfaction and guarantees of non- (f) The domestic legislation which provides victims of torture or ill-treatment with the right to remedy and redress, and relevant implementation measures taken by the State party. Where such legislation is lacking, reports should include information on the measures taken by the State party to adopt and implement such legislation. (g) The measures taken to ensure that all victims of torture or ill-treatment are able to exercise and enjoy their rights under article 14. (h) The complaints mechanisms available for victims of torture or illtreatment, including how such mechanisms are made known and accessible to all victims. States parties should also include data disaggregated by age, gender, nationality, location and alleged violation, on the number of complaints received through such mechanisms. (i) The measures taken by States parties to ensure that all allegations of torture and ill-treatment are effectively investigated. (j) The legislation and policy measures designed to positively identify victims of torture in order to provide them with redress. (k) The available avenues for a victim of torture or ill-treatment to obtain redress, including all criminal, civil, administrative and non-judicial procedures, such as administrative reparation programmes, as well as information on the number of victims who have accessed such mechanisms, how many obtained redress and reparative measures, and in what forms and/or amounts. 10