8 Page 3, paragraph 3: Attorneys for some of the interested groups have made this claim; other attorneys representing some of the people of the named atolls argue that the statute should be implemented where the majority of their clients now reside. Page 3, paragraph 3, last sentence: The word "substantially" is misteatirc, in that the implication is that the subject people were not Substantially affected by radiation from the testing program. In that context, the word "substantially" should be diminated. Page 4, paragraph 3: We believe that with this paragraph it would be appronricte to state the interest of the U.&. to phase out of this program by a certain cate, but that inasmuch as the health care programs are "integrated," the “arshall of this Islands Government will be in a position to assume responsibilities program should they cnoose to do so. Page 4, paragraph 4: Inasmuch as the statute provides for peoples who have not been exposed to significant levels of radiation exposure, already covered by P.L. 95-134 for radiation and for peorles related injuries, it is clear that the criteria for inclusion within the provision of the statute are based upon something other than or in addition to significant radiation exposures, even for the fuur named alolts. Page 5, paragraph 1: As indicated above, if this is the Department of the Interior position, it should be stated as such, and that it is within their discretion to make such decisions. Page 5, paragraph 1, last sentance: As an example of the aforementioned problems Pertaining to divided management and accountability, should the Secretary of the Interior make such a decision prior to enactment of amendments, would the Department of Energy be expected to provide funding for such decisions?