Fazlić says new information is expected that could reveal where graves are located. Every credible tip in such cases matters, because exhumations stall without someone who can say precisely where a site was dug. The search for the missing in Bosnia and Herzegovina has run for decades, and families continue to wait for word on relatives never found. Fazlić also explained the financial side of the work: depending on the size of an amount, which can even exceed 30,000 KM, requests for payment are approved at four levels of decision-making. The four-tier structure means no single official signs off on a larger payout alone. Layered approvals of that kind keep control over sums that reach into serious money. Announcements of this sort keep public attention on a file that has never been fully closed. For relatives still searching, the promise of fresh information is the only thread left to follow.