rees L(5)3 (4) Not later than December31. 1980, the Secretary shall report to the appropriate committees of the United States Congress for their consideration what, if any, additional compassionate compensation maybe justified for those individuals continuing to suffer from injuries or illnesses divectly related to radiation resulting from the thermonuclear detonation referred to in paragraph (a) of this section. In the case of the demise of any individual entitled to receive payment under this section who expires before receiving such payment, the Secretary shall pay the amount which that individual would have been entitled to receive under this section to the heirs or legatees of such individual, in accordance with an appropriate method of distribution per stirpes, and not per capita. Where the demise of any individual eligible for payment under paragraph (1) or (8) supra is directly related to the thermonuclear detonation referred to in paragraph (2) of this section, the Secretary may make an additional compassionate payment not to exceed $100,000 to the heirs or legatces of such individual. In deterniining the amount of such payment the Secretary shall consider, but is not limited to, the following: any payments which the deceased has received or would have been eliviblie to receive under this section, and loss of support, services, or contributions to the heirs or legatees. * E on * = * * (3) aé appropriate interrals, bué noé less frequently than once every jive yours, the develupment of an updated radiation dase assessment, together with an estinute of the risks associated with the predicted human exposure, foreach such atoll; : (4) an education and information program to enable the people of such atolls te more fully understand nuclear radiation and its effects, to the end that unrealistic fears will be minimized and measures to discover, treat, or reduce human exposure to radiution at such atolls will be maximally effective. . (6) (1) In the development and implementution of the program provided by this section, the Secretary shall consulé and coordinate with the High Commissioner of the Trust Territury of the Pacific Islands, the President of the Murshall Islands, the Secretary of the Department of Hnergy, the Secretary of Defense; and, in consultation with the National Academy of Sciences, shali establish a scientific advisory committee which shall review and evaluate the conduct of such program and make such recommendations regarding its inprovement as they deem advisable. (2) At the request of the Secretary, any Federal agency shall provide such information, personnel, facilities, loyistical support, or other assistance as the Secretary deems necessary to carry out the functions of this program; the costs of all such assistance shall be reimbursed to the providerthereof out of the sums appropriated by this section. (3) There ave authorized to be uppropriated to the Sceretary of the tani . Pa ah 4 Interior such sums as may be necessary to plan, implement, and operate the program authorized and directed to be provided by this section. (c) The Sceretary shalt report to the appropriate committees of the Congress, and to the people of the atolls of Bikini, lenewetak, Rongelap and Utirih, annually, or more frequently tf necessary, on the activities of the program provided by this sectean, uch such report shall include a description of the health status of the individuals examined pees “ee 9