"The plan shall set forth specific agencies responsible for implementing the various elements of the plan... Secretary (DOI) the shall establish a scientific advisory ‘committee to review and evaluate the implementation of the plan and to make such recommendations for its improvement as such committee deems advisable...At the request of the Secretary (DOI), any federal agency shall provide such information, personnel, facilities, logistic support, or other assistance as the Secretary deems necessary to carry out the functions of this program." A review of the previous listed abstracts of PL 96-205 would indicate that the Secretary of the Interior and his designated administrators will be responsible for the development, implementation and operation of the mandates of the bill. The bill also includes the following statement, “with respect to general health care, the Secretary shall consider and shall include in his recommendations, the feasibility of using the Public Health Service. After consultation with the Chairman of the National Academy of Sciences, the Secretary of Energy, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, the Secretary (DOI) shall establish a Scientific Advisory Committee to review and evaluate the implementation of the plan and make such recommendations for its improvement as such Committee deems advisable." It appears then that the operational management will be the responsibility of Interior, acting under the advice of the "Scientific Advisory Committee". I would imagine that the Secretary of the Interior will attempt to establish a medical care system patterned after the Indian Health Care Service funded through the DOI. I am not familiar with the details of the operational capabilities of the Public Health Service other than some