d. 2. Equitable distribution of available materials. Title to nuclear materials may either remain with the supplying nation or pass to the recipient nation. weg en oe nee! agg IN CERSSEEIED @ “——— Far payment shall be made for nuclear materials whether leased or purchased. A supplying nation may elect to require the return of fuel elements for chemical processing. 3. In order to insure that adequate health and safety standards are being followed, and in order to assure that allocated fissionable material is being used for the purposes for which it was allocated, the Agency will have authority to approve and monitor agreements for projects. Where amounts of nuclear materials involved are small, the Agency may adopt minimum monitoring procedures. It shall have authority to prescribe certain design and operating conditions, health and safety regulations, require accountability and operating records, specify disposition of by-product fissionable materials and wastes, retain the right of inspection and require progress reports. The Agency would in particular have authority to verify by inspection the status of inventories of allocated material and to verify compliance with the terms of issuance. 4. Information about all transactions entered into by the Agency would be available to all members. C. Information and service activities of the Agency. 1. The Agency will have available, and will take positive steps to disseminate to members: Gor Pe 4 * oo woe @orile. G Re : te ff . ; ! baa baat Pocmemite tteBien ll Ate ht he