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TWENTIETH CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA SECOND SPECIAL SESSION, 2017 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.

20-104 P.C.

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20-59 AN ACT To further amend Public Law No.

19-121, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

19-130, 19-142, 19-145, 19-158, 20-09 and 20-22, by amending section 5 thereof, to change the use of funds previously appropriated therein, for the purpose of funding public projects and social programs for the people of the state of Chuuk, and for other purposes.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA: 1 Section 1.

Section 5 of Public Law No.

19-121, as amended by 2 Public Laws Nos.

19-130, 19-142, 19-145 and 19-158, is hereby 3 further amended to read as follows: CBL 20-109 “Section 5.

Of the sum of $5,450,000 appropriated by this act, $2,550,000 is apportioned to fund public projects and social programs for the people of the state of Chuuk.
state of Chuuk ............................ $ 2,550,000 (1) At-Large ............................. 450,000 (a) Berea Christian school ......... 40,000 (b) Allottee’s administrative support cost ............................... 49,000 (c) Leaders travel/community outreach and advocacy program ............. 50,000 (d) Patients/students/travels...... .
20,000 (e) Housing renovation/improvement/repair 50,000 (f) Fishing and sea transportation projects .............................. .... 80,000 (g) Contributions to state/municipal P.C.

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20-104 and community activities, events and programs ............................... $ 46,000 (h) Municipal Constitutional Conventions 10,000 (i) Municipal offices construction .. 20,000 (j) Eot municipal subsidy/grants .... 10,000 (k) NGOs/Civil Society organizations/foundations .................. 10,000 (l) Land transportations........... .
35,000 (m) Women Home economic project ..... 15,000 (n) Students financial assistance ... 15,000 (2) Election District No.
1 .............. 420,000 (a) Housing and multipurpose building renovation, improvement and construction ............................... 80,000 (b) Chuuk State Health insurance program 50,000 (c) Poverty alleviation program and/or projects ........................... -0- (d) Faith Walk Christian College 10,000 (e) Caroline Christian Pastoral Institute 10,000 (f) MIDA and vessels operation and maintenance ................................ 145,000 (g) Mortlock’s delegation at Chuuk State Legislature subsidy and contributions ... .. 40,000 (h) Mortlock’s Mayor Association subsidy ................................... -0- 2 of 8 P.C.
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20-104 (i) Students financial assistance ..$ 35,000 (j) Mortlock Leadership conference.. 50,000 (3) Election District No.
2 .............. 425,000 (a) Housing and Community Halls rehabilitation ............................. 110,000 (b) Fishing project ................ 40,000 (c) Food security program .......... 50,000 (d) Freight/POL, and/or charters ... 10,000 (e) Community events/activities (contractual services) .................... 5,000 (f) Leaders/students/patients travel 50,000 (g) Administrative costs for allottee 30,000 (h) Municipal governments subsidy .

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45,000 (i) Land transportation ............ 15,000 (j) Contribution to Associations in Honolulu, Hawaii ........................ 20,000 (k) Repatriation of human remains and associated costs .......................... 20,000 (l) Students financial assistance .. 10,000 (m) Payment for Social Security premium ..................... .............. 10,000 (n) Chuuk Women Council ... ......... 10,000 (4) Election District No.
3 .............. 420,000 (a) Fishing project ................. 49,446 (b) Housing/Community Halls/Multi- 3 of 8 P.C.

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20-104 purpose building project ................. $ 54,206 (c) Administrative cost for SNDA office ................................ .... 34,018 (d) Municipal governments subsidy (i) Uman municipal government 15,000 (ii) Tonowas municipal government 15,000 (iii) Fefen municipal government 15,000 (iv) Tsis municipal government 10,000 (v) Parem municipal government 10,000 (e) Community outreach & advocacy program .................... ................ 30,000 (f) Housing renovation .............. 40,000 (g) Food security program ........... 30,000 (h) Vessel operation – SNDA ........ -0- (i) Vehicle purchase for Election District No.
3, Chuuk State ............... 40,000 (j) Contributions (Senior citizens/ Disable people/medical referrals/non-insured patients/purchase of medicine) ............ 10,000 (k) Nukuno Sainowa Christian High School subsidy .. .......................... 8,486 (l) Youth/community/traditional programs, sports, activities/musical instruments ............................... 15,000 (m) Sewing project ......... ........ 10,000 4 of 8 P.C.

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20-104 (n) Chicken Poultry farm – Ununo, Fefen subsidy ........................... .

$ 5,000 (o) Water system project ......... .. -0- (p) POL/Charters/Freights ........... 5,000 (q) Current and prior obligations ... 10,000 (r) Southern Namoneas markets’ subsidy 13,844 (5) Election District No.
4 .............. 420,000 (a) Fishing project ................ 40,000 (b) Farming project ................ -0- (c) Humanitarian assistance ........ 65,000 (d) Community advocacy and outreach program............................... ..... 40,000 (e) Youth activities/programs/ equipment ................................ .
20,000 (f) Low income housing ............. 40,000 (g) Students financial assistance .. 20,000 (h) Medical referral and repatriation of human remains ............. ............. 15,000 (i) Social security premium payments 5,000 (j) Road improvement and beautification projects .................... 20,000 (k) Sewing project ................. 20,000 (l) Solar system project .......... .

20,000 (m) Contribution - Rekii Ramanum Association ............................... 10,000 5 of 8 P.C.

NO.
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20-104 (n) Administrative cost for Faichuk Development Authority .....................$ 50,000 (o) Municipal governments subsidy ... 15,000 (p) Farmers/students transportation 20,000 (q) Community Halls renovation ... .. 20,000 (6) Election District No.

5 ........... ... 415,000 (a) Election District No.
5 operation 30,000 (b) Northwest youth social programs/ musical instruments ........................ 10,000 (c) Northwest municipal health aid and physician ............................. 5,000 (d) Leaders/citizens/community outreach program ........................ .. 25,000 (e) POL/Charters/Freight .......... .

30,000 (f) Election District No.

5 vehicle purchase ................................. .
30,000 (g) Food relief program ......... ... 25,000 (h) Students financial assistance/ students exposure and other related programs 50,000 (i) Solar Freezer ......... ......... 35,000 (j) Solar Freezer installment project costs ............................. 5,000 (k) Low income & community housing renovation ................................. 40,000 (l) Patients referral/Human remains 6 of 8 P.C.

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20-104 repatriation and related costs .............$ 15,000 (m) Onoun Municipal airport vehicle and equipment .............................. 8,000 (n) Berea Christian school renovation -0- (o) Dispensary boat and motor ... ... 40,000 (p) Pollap community housing and multipurpose gym renovation ............... -0- (q) Second annual Northwest leadership conference ..................... 15,000 (r) Early bird Association subsidy .
-0- (s) Vehicle purchase (municipal/ state leaders) ............................ 15,000 (t) Outstanding salary for ED#5 staff 21,000 (u) ED#5 office space rental ........ 6,000 (v) Multi purpose building renovation 10,000” 7 of 8 P.C.

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20-104 1 Section 2.

This act shall become law upon approval by the 2 President of the Federated States of Micronesia or upon its 3 becoming law without such approval.
December 5th , 2017 /s/ Peter M. Christian Peter M. Christian President Federated States of Micronesia 8 of 8