‘Plaintiffs wish to make it very clear, however, shat they do not want Bikini Resettlement stopped. They only want it halted long enough to bring it under control and organize it so there is compliance with NEPA and some reasonable chance that the project will result in benefit to the People of Bikini. It is requested that this Court enter an order requiring that the Defendant agencies be required to seek and obtain step-by-step prior Court approval of further spending on the Bikini Resettlement and that they be required to report to the Court on a regular basis, not less frequently than every 45 days, as to the progress of those steps of the Resettlement which have been approved by the Court for further action. It should be clear that Plaintiffs are at this time willing to consent to further agency spending on those specific steps which they have asked the Court to order Defendants to take in the next few days and months, without need for the Defendants to seek further Court approval before taking those steps. Thus, the specific affirmative steps which are sought in this Motion for Preliminary In- junction can be undertaken by the Defendant agencies and money can be spent on them without any need on the part of Defendant agencies to obtain prior Court approval for such spending. However, all other spending supposedly related to cane Bikini Resettlement, apart from the steps specifically requested to de affirmatively ordered above, halted immediately, should be including intraagency, interagency and ‘ ' 9052084 be ~ contract payments until such time as the Court approves