Comprehensive study of costs ané feasible locations for settlement must precede final necotiaticns on the issue. The USG should, in consultation with the MIG and effected peoples or their representatives, complete the study being uncertaken ‘by the Department of the Interior regarding settlement possibilities. aACUuRT™ - — The Marshall Islands Government should assume exclusive Jurisdiction over access and habitation on Bikini and Enewetak Atolls, and responsibility for enforcing controls On access and habitation. The MIG should assime restconsibility for any decision to permixc access or habitation uniess the USG has specificaliy -ncurred in that decisi . The MIG should assume exclusive liability for any injuri resulting from any access or Rabeeation parmitted withou USG concurrence. 2. Ub te Approval of a $10 million ceiling for the negoti- ation on land claims. 3. Extension of the personal injury compensation program cited in P.L. 95-134, at an unspecified cost; in con-~ junction with the health care, radiological monitoring, and education programs cited in Public Law 96-205, at an esti-~ mated yearly cost of $12 to $15 million. 4. Approval of suitable settlement for displaced Marshallese and funding of appropriate subsistence and settlement programs.