1 s7iuld strietly limic access to Bikini Atoll, with an injuncction providing that the Defendants must prevent anyone from using the means of transportation presently available to take up permanent residence at Bikini except under such conditions as the Court may order. The Court should not permit any person to take up permanent residence at Bikini Atoll unless that person is fully apprised of the potential risks which attend such a relocation, with that advice to be given in Marshallese if the >erson does not read or understand English, and with further condition that the Defendants, particularly ERDA, should agree to bear the expense of all future needs with regard to health care, shelter and nutrition, and any necess2zr further relocation, of any person who, notwithstanding advice as to risks, may, nevertheless, decide to return to Bikini Atoll. II. CONTINGENCY PLANNING FOR RELOCATION OF PRESENT BIKINI ISLAND RESIDENTS. Completion of a valid radiological survey with yy -2zard to Bikini Atoll may well show, on the basis of the reliminary results of the 1975 survey, that permanent residence on Bikini Island is unacceptably risky, no matter “nat precautions are taken. Alternatively, such a survey —ayv reveal that risks may be minimized by the taking of ciditional precautions not presently recommended. That uifermation may de available within a matter of davs after an aerial vaciacion survey cogecher with it consideration of prosable patirerns of Life style oF 9052013 : Ww eiipeected to live on Bikini Atoll. versons In the event the information