2. Include atolls in addition to those identified above (e.g., Likiep, Wotje, Ailuk, Mejit). 3. Maintain research activities (e.g., studies of radionuclide transport in the marine and terrestrial environment) on Bikini and Enewetak atolls, and expand same to other atolls as necessary. 4. Conduct periodic (“ every five years) radiological monitoring (including aerial surveillance) of all of the atolls and people mentioned, plus such others as may be included. 5. Based upon the information obtained in (3) and (4), prepare estimated future dose assessments for the people of each atoll. BUDGET~MEDICAL Current DOE funding for Marshall Islands activities has been (exclusive of the 13-atoll survey and radiological support to DNA for the Enewetak cleanup) $3.828M in FY1980. These figures provide only for medical followups which include examination and treatment for radiation related diseases for the people of Rongelap and Utirik. In addition, "sick call" has been conducted for the people of Rongelap, Utirik, and those Bikinians who resided on Bikini Island, and a medical survey of the people of Likiep. The inclusion of Additional people was estimated at approximately $750,000 for every 200 persons added to the program (e.g., Enewetak $1.7M; Likiep - $2.3M; Wotje - $1.3M; Ailuk - $1.6M; Mejit -— $1.3M), including ship support.