How to remove trackpad from late 2013 13" Macbook Pro

I opened the laptop and successfully removed the batteries and the steel pad protecting the trackpad I can see the trackpad but it's protected by a back plate that I cannot remove 
Picture:http://postimg.org/image/bh9dpwaqx/ 
Any need advice on how to remove this and get to the trackpad?
Thanks in advance!

If you have a late 2013 model, I assume that you have a retina MBP.  You might bring the unit to an Apple store genius bar and see if a technician can give you some information.  They may or may not do that.
The image that you posted suggest that these may be fasteners that are holding the plate in position:
I am guessing and I cannot tell what type of driver may be necessary to remove them.
Ciao.

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