,,-. --the method of disposal if the copra is found to be ‘unacceptably contaminated with radioactive elements, and --compensation for any such loss. Need for guarantees that livinq ?attern restrictions will be effectively enforced Several restrictions regarding living patterns, the growing of foodstuffs; food gathering, .etc., were proposed to and accepted by the people “of Enewetak. (See Chapter 2.) Implied in returning the people to their home atoll is the assumption that such restrictions will be effectively enforced. Although DOI through TTPI is responsible for enforcing such advisory controls, this arrangement is temporary since . the United States expects to soon end the Trust Agreement. If restrictions are not effectively enforced, the people of Enewetak could receive excessive doses of radioactive elements as aid some of the people . . -“ who returned to Bikini Island. The United States does not plan to clean up all the islands of Enewetak Atoll to the point where no restrictions would have to be imposed. Therefore, it is imperative that provision be made for enforcing living-pattern restrictions after the Trust Agreement is ended. Need for aareement on follow-up radiological surveys and monitoring the health of the resettles pecple and the radioactivity in the environment ERDA (now DOE) assumed responsibility, including funding, for future periodic follow-up radiological surveys of Enewetak Atoll -and for periodically monitoring the health status of the rese~tled people. . 18 . “ “ .