. . . .. . . . . -4- It is possible, however, that these islands could .. .- not handle such a large number of people. If this is the case, the Bikinians propose to utilize a systemedevised by the people of Enewetak several years ago when they were on Ujelang Atoll. ‘- living When the Enewetak cleanup began and 1 the southern islands began to be rehabilitated, the people . r ‘ wished to establish an advance community at the atoll. Since the whoie population could not move at once, the people decided to set up a rotation system, pursuant to which a certain percentage of the population moved from Ujelang to Enewetak for six months. After six months, these people left, and they were replaced by another group. This rotation system has continued through today and has worked successfully / The Bikinians propose to apply this system to Eneu 1 Under this system, the population desiring to resettle Island. on Eneu would be divided into twe or three groups. once hous,.. fig and support facilities are ready at Eneu, those people i’~’” we first group who wished to move to Eneu could do so. After a set period of time -- for example, one year -- they would leave, and the second group would move to.Eneu. Under this system, every Bikinian would have an opportunity to live on Eneu, bgt no one would live there for more than one year in every two or thre J -- .,..