— e h. oe -)- io mo, Those facilities which may prove necessary to provide joint technical services for member nations. IIi. Functions of the Agency A. Provision of materials. 1. <All member nations possessing stocks of uranium or thorium (in the form of ores, concentrates, metals, or salts), enriched uranium, U-233, plutonium, and alloys of the foregoing will te expected to mexe reasonable amounts of such material available for the activities of the Agency. 2. The Agency will arrange and verify shipments of nuclear materials from contributing nations to projects approved by the Agency. 3. The Agency may at a later date have in its custody nuclear materials dedicated to peaceful purposes. B. Allocation of materials by the Agency. 1. The Agency will review proposals sutmitted ty participating members desiring to receive allocations of materials held available by contributing nations, in the light of uniform and equitable criteria,-including: a» The use to which material would be put, including scientific and technical feasibility. be. The adequacy of plans, funds, technical personnel, etce, to assure effective use of the material. ce. Adequacy of proposed health and safety measures for handling and storing materials and for operating facilities. he * WALCLASSHFIED i . = ramnpe rong ty pire viemaaret to gerne pa a me me et a} pil SECRET, =