~d~ should apply to persons whose need therefor can be traced to U.S. nuclear activities but whose needs were not known prior to termination of the trusteeship. As one element of agreement on continued monitoring of land for radiation safety, provision should be made for periodic United States-Marshallese consultations. These would look toward eventual termination of direct United States responsibility in this area, with the termination procedure likely to be started at such time as the U.S. and the Marshallese agreed that valid survey data demonstrate that normal use of an area would not result in the people receiving "unacceptable radiation doses." Present cost of treatment is $ sper year. The recommended program is estimated to cost $ per year. Monitoring presently costs $ per year and can be expected to cost $ Tab per year. See C. (4) The U.S. negotiator should be prepared to explore with the Marshallese (a) the future status of the entombed radioactivity-contaminated soil and debris at Runit Island of Enewetak Atoll, and (b) what the responsibility of the U.S. would be should the people of Enewetak on their WAS sig return to that atoll choose not to