—3- provision in the Compact of Free Association or in a supplemental U.S.-Marshallese agreement, will expire when the Trusteeship ends. this legislation The United States should continue the compensation provided for in Public Law 95-134 in the post-trusteeship period and extend that coverage to all affected Marshallese. All presently-known personal compensated injury has been for, and the cost of this program to date has been $1,383,000. The cost of the extended program cannot now be estimated. (3) See Tab B. Medical Treatment and Land Monitoring The programs of medical care and treatment and environmental research and monitoring established in Public Law 95-134 for Rongelap and Utirik should be continued, warrants, and if later-established medical evidence such care and treatment programs should be extended to all radiation-affected Marshallese who were similarly affected. Such programs should include transportation as required to U.S. medical facilities and should remain available to all affected persons, free, without time limitation. We would expect that other programs, tailored if any develop, of radiation-affected Marshallese, to additional medical problems, would be devised as appropriate. ee cost- Appropriate benefits