DRAFT
82
FY 87, 88, 89
AGREEMENT
CONTRACTOR
LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
The Marshall Island dose assessment and environmental p
ms respond to
the requirements stated in COFA. The three relevant requiremergts
are: a review of
the Rongelap dose assessments and restoration for rehabilitati@n of Rongelap, if
required; a
dose assessment of Enjebi Island; and recommendati
on resettlement
soo The agreement for implementation of the COFA is signed
the U.S. and the
and rehabilitation of Bikini Atoll. The LLNL conducts most of these
10 Oct 86
AGREEMENT
RMI
tasks.“”
15 Oct 86
CONGRESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP
LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
The DOI and the DOEare directed to develop a plan fol providing federal
funding for the continuing activities of the LLNL and the BARC of Bikini Atoll after
FY 1987. A report on this plan must be submitted to the House and Senate
Committees on Appropriations by 1 February 1987.™"
21 Oct 86
AGREEMENT
The COFA becomes effective.*”
10-15 Nov 8&6
ADMINISTRATION
CONTRACTOR
The purpose of this DOE and H&N trip to Enewetak and
§ikini is to discuss
with the Enewetak community the uncertainties of the DOE’s] Marshall Islands
program beyond FY 1987; to suggest that the DOI and Enewetak Iqpk for alternatives
to the DOE/H&N for food and agriculture; and to evaluate LLNLABARC progress at
Bikini in radiological assessment.
14 Nov 86
CONGRESSIONAL RELATIONSHIP
LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY
MEDICAL
In P.L. 99-658 Congress approves and provides for U.S. interpretation of the
COFA. Congress directs the DOE and the DOI to submit a report fo the House and
Senate Committees on Appropriations each fiscal year that will detafl how funds were
spent during the previous fiscal year for the special medical cfre and logistical
support programs for Rongelap and Utirik and for the agriculture a#d food programs
for Enewetak and Bikini. The reports should also specify anticipated needs regarding
these programs. Congress states that these programs repres¢nt “special and
continuing moral commitments of the United States which will be afnually funded to
the extent of the need of the populations of such atolls for such dssistance."™