en Ih] wabee. Mrrddiaet boone 4. UISe” GORE dysaber Mose $2. 1h HORNE ta ceay M4 STAY. B4 Marshall tslands. The predicted human exposuce, far each such atoll, and plan shat! set fosth, os appropriate to the situation, condition, and ats of the individual atoll peuples: “Wan integrated campechensive health care program includ: faye prinuuy, secondary, and loriacy care with special ciphas upon the biological effects of ionizing cadiation; (2) a schedule fur the periodic comprchensive survey ‘and analysis of the radiological status of the atolls to nad at appropriate infer vals, bat not tess frequently (hau once every five years, the developmeat: of an plated radiation dose assessment, together with an estimate of the risks associated with the alfected ofolls and from the govcroment of (he divcet Involvement of representatives froin the people of each of the Defense, Koeogy, and Health, Education, aod Welfase and with the search and mentoring for any injury, ilness, or condition which may disectly or indirectly of such nuclear weapons testing he the sesult progsan The program shall be unplemented according ta a plan developed by the Sccratary in consultation with the Secectarics of program of medical care and treatment and cavironmental ce- ichiling thereto, aud fos other pucposes” (91 Stat. 1159, Public Law Oh U4) is asnemdld by inserting alter section 105, the fullawing new section: “Sec. 106. (a) In addition to any other payments or beuefits novided by law lo compensate inhabitants of the atolls of Dikini, Pacwetak, Rongelap, and Utiik, in the Marshall Islands, for cadiation exposure or other losses sustained by them as a result of the United States nuclear weapons testing progiian at or near (heir atolls during the peciod 1946 to 1958, the Secretary of the Interior thercinaltes Ki, this section referred to as the ‘Secretary’) shall provide (or the people of the atolls of Dikini, Enewetok, Rongelap, and Utirik and for (he peapte of euch uther atolls as may be found (o be or to have been exposed to radiation fram the nuclear weapons lesting program, ations far the tenitosies of the United States, to amend ceatain Acts of the capital bmprosement program, for a basic communications svstein, and for @ feusibadiay study and construction of & hydroelectric project on Ponape;”. Sec. 102. The Act entitled “An Act to authorize certain approprl- following: “fos fiscal years after fiscal year 1980, such sums as may be necessary, including, but not limited lo, sums needed for completion Sec. 10) Section 2 of the Act of June 30, 1954 (68 Stat. 320), is ainended by insesting afler “for fiscal year i980, $112,000,000,"" the TITLE 1--TRUST TEHMUTORY OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS United States of America in Congress assembled, the it enacted by the Senate and Hause of Representatives of the other purguses To nuthosice appropeutions ke certain ieular aceas of the United States, and for An Act PUBLIC LAW 96-205—MAR. 12, 1980 Public Law 96-205 OGth Congress ( Hevebopanent cddecond agers ica. Assint ance tram funnier Scientific advinwsy advisory committee, and any cecommendations for . vile - f Goversserat 4H Ube" Batts paage ns Federal education and heatth cure Congercsbonal Repast te Costa Public Jaw Ob PEE (2? Stat. BHO) bs further amended ag ft (bh) Section 4 of he Act of dune 30, 1954, as amended by sect Bi: AH UNG POKES tonnage we, few for the Norther Mariana islands shall be paid trom diands aalury approprinted to the Nepartynent of the Interior. 48 USC bide TUPLE 1D NORTHERN MARIANA ISLANDS fevmnination of the trusteeship, without the express approval of the Uuited States Congress. avesnments be denied, decreased or ended, either before on atter the tsnma in the fiehls of education and health cae by the Trhast a of the Pacific Islands of any successor government oF 4 ju fies thereof the following wards, “, even if such on individual has feea compensated ander paragaph (2) of this rection”. See. Wt. Notwithstanding any other provision of law, except in cases in which the Federal proganm ia terminated with respect lo off ipienta under the propean, Federal progeams jn the fields of education and health care shall nat cease do apply to Che ‘Trust Tertilory of the Pacific Islands oc any successor government of herehy amended by deleting all aflec the woud “cause” and iasesting improvement of the plan ‘The Gast such report shall be submitted not Pater this January #, 1982.". She. 104. Paragraph (0100) of Public Low 96 EME CSE Stat 1159) is seientific October 1, UR, there ave authorized to be appropriated to the Secretary of Energy such sums as may be necessary to achieve the pin poses of this section. “tb The Secretary shall report to the appro: late committees of the Congress, and (0 the people of the affected atolls annually, or more hequently if necessary, on the implementation of the plan. Bach such separt shall include a description of the health status of the individ: wats eaamined and (rented under the plan, an evaluation by the and of the plan shall be assumed by the Secretary of Kncagy and effective beaptesmentad boon reimbursed to the provider thereof ont of he sums appropriated purauant to this section. “CD All costs associated with the development aad implementation functions of this program; the costs of all such assistance shall be “(2) At the cequest of the Secretary, uny Federal agency shall provide such information, personnel, lacilities, logistival support, or other assintonce as the Secretary decanecessary lo cary out the advisnble. Health Service. Afier consullation with the Chatman of the National Academy of Sciences, the Secretary of Koorgy, the Secretary of Defense, and the Secretory of Health, Education, and Welfare, the Seceetary shull establish a scientific advisory commillee to review aud evaluate the implementation ef the plan and tu make such recommendations for ils improvement as such commiltee decios Fonebeurde in his secommendations, the feasibility of using he Public Phan, nrchisitial do Coogsens oY OA STAT. Bh 49) on education and information progcam to enable the people of suchatolls to more fully uadterstand aucleas radiation nud its effects, “Wk The Secretary shatl aubinit the plan do the Congsess na later than January §, I9RE, together with his recommendations, any, for farther Icgislation ‘The plan shall set forth the specific agencies responsible for lasplementing the vierious elements of the plan. With respect to general bealth cave the Secs etary shall consider, and shall PUDLIC LAW 96-206. -MAIL 12, 1980