CAT/OP/MEX/1/Add.2 • Its draft Criminal Penalty Enforcement Act is under discussion in the state congress; • It has a reform implementation body but it does not have an administrative structure; • It has also made progress in the strategic areas of training and dissemination. (9) Federal District • It is at an advanced stage of implementation but has not yet fixed the date for entry into force of the new criminal justice system; • The procedural code is still being drafted; • Its Criminal Penalty Enforcement Act is now in force; • It has a reform implementation body with an administrative structure; • It has also made progress in the strategic areas of training, dissemination, restructuring and infrastructure. (10) Durango • On 14 December 2009 the new criminal justice system entered into force in the district with most court cases, whose chief city is Durango, which includes the municipalities of Durango, Mezquital and part of San Dimas. It will subsequently be implemented in the district whose chief city is Gómez Palacio and in phases in the remainder of the state; • Its new Code of Criminal Procedure and Penalty Enforcement Act are now in force; • It has an implementation body with a technical and administrative structure to coordinate the introduction of the new justice system; • It has also made major progress in the strategic areas of dissemination, restructuring, equipment, infrastructure and information technology. (11) Mexico state • The new criminal justice system is now operational throughout the state, having entered into force in stages, as follows: Area Date Stage 1 Tenanago, Toluca, Lerma and Tenanciango 1 September 2009 Stage 2 Chalco, Otumba and Texcoco 1 April 2010 Stage 3 Nezahualcoyótl, El Oro, Ixtlahuaca, Sultepec and Temascaltepec 1 November 2010 Stage 4 Tlalnepantla, Cuautitlán and Zumpango 1 April 2011 Stage 5 Ecatepec de Morelos, Jilotepec and Valle de 1 November 2011 Bravo • Its new Code of Criminal Procedure and Penalty Enforcement Act are now in force; • Its comprehensive legislative package has been adopted; GE.13-41196 (EXT) 17