 Nevertheless, the Jalisco State Legislature did not act until February 19, 2008 to approve the protected status of 1,591 hectares, which presupposed the freezing of the various municipal projects within Nixticuil Forest.In June 2007, "Comité Salvabosque Tigre II", a community organization, presented a complaint before the Federal Prosecutor for Environmental Protection (PROFEPA) to terminate development, alleging irregularities in the granting of permits.On March 18, this same group also filed a complaint with the Jalisco State Human Rights Commission (CEDHJ).