-—3- Marshallese. Such treatment and inspection, including transportation as required to U.S. medical facilities, should remain available to all affected persons, free, without time limitation. cost- Similar benefits would apply to persons whose need therefor can be traced to U.S. nuclear activities but whose needs were not known prior to termination of the trusteeship. (4) Restricting Marshallese access to contaminated areas and providing for continuing United States measurement of land contamination. The agreement should include the following features: (a) In keeping with its full responsibility for internal affairs, the future Marshallese Govern- ment would assume full responsibility for enforcing land-use restrictions which emerged from the United States surveys. The United States would provide necessary technical assistance and cooperation, but would be held harmless from claims for damages resulting from violations. (b) Provision should be made for periodic right of access to Marshallese land and persons by USG for the purpose of conducting studies to determine levels of radiation or states of health.