-4q~ (c) Provision should be made for periodic United States-Marshallese consultations. These would look toward eventual termination of direct United States responsibility in this area, with the termination procedure likely to be started at such time as the U.S. and the Marshallese agreed that valid Survey data demonstrated that normal use of an area would not result in the people receiving "unacceptable radiation doses." (5) | Personal injury and property damage claims. The subsidiary agreement should contain provisions which are in accordance with these guidelines: (a) In the first instance we would contemplate negotiating claims settlements with the duly authorized representatives of the affected people. We anticipate a need also to negotiate an endorsement of (MIPSC), {b) such settlements by the emerging government as well as support or related arrangements. Levels of compensation established in P.L. for personal injury 95-134 for Rongelap and Utirik should be extended to any other Marshallese who may prove similarly affected by radiation, understanding that at present there are no such cases. The United States would acknowledge a continuing obligation to ll 5 006513