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TWENTIETH CONGRESS OF THE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIA THIRD REGULAR SESSION, 2018 CONGRESSIONAL BILL NO.

20-148 P.C.

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20-82 AN ACT To further amend Public Law No.

19-54, as amended by Public Laws Nos.

19-62, 19-75, 19-79, 19-99, 19-119, 19-129, 19-136, 19-144, 19-173, 20-04 and 20-56, by amending section 5 thereof, to change the use of funds previously appropriated therein, to fund public projects and social programs in 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.

19-54, as amended by 2 Public Laws Nos.

19-62, 19-79, 19-99, 19-119, 19-129, 19- 136, 3 19-144, 19-173 and 20-56, is hereby further amended to read as 4 follows: “Section 5.

Of the sum of $4,800,000 appropriated by this act, $2,100,000 is apportioned for public projects and social programs in the state of Chuuk.
state of Chuuk ............................ $ 2,100,000 (1) At-Large ............................. 350,000 (a) Allottee’s administrative support cost ............................... 20,000 (b) Municipal subsidies and prior obligations ................................ 41,100 (c) Housing Improvement/Renovation .. 20,000 (d) Students financial assistance ... 30,000 (e) Mortlocks Goodwill Games 2016 ... 10,000 (f) POL/Freight/Charters ............ 10,000 (g) Fishing projects ................ 60,000 CBL 20-162 P.C.
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20-148 (h) Contributions to state, municipal and community activities, programs and events ............................... $ 41,400 (i) Tolensom Community Facilities lighting Systems ........................... 32,500 (j) Land transportation ............. 30,000 (k) Roads/Docks/Seawalls improvement and beautifications ........................ 20,000 (l) Leadership, Patient, Constituency COAP travel ................................ 35,000 (2) Election District No.
1 ............. 350,000 (a) Purchase and operation of MIDA’s Sea vessels ........................ 90,000 (b) Municipal governments subsidy ... 66,000 (c) Poverty alleviation, Housing and Multi-purpose buildings repair, improvement and projects ............................... 144,000 (d) Municipal/Community/traditional event special occasions .................... 30,000 (e) Mortlocks students scholarships at Christian Faith Walk College (CFC) ......... 10,000 (f) Mortlockese students at Christian College Pastoral Institute (CCPI) .......... 10,000 (3) Election District No.
2 ............. 350,000 (a) Community housing rehabilitation 2 of 7 P.C.

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20-148 program ................................... $ 100,000 (b) Fishing projects ................ 30,000 (c) Election District 2 administrative support/cost ............................... 20,000 (d) POL/Freight/Charters ............ 10,000 (e) Land transportation ............. 15,000 (f) Chuuk International Airport WIFI 2,500 (g) Community Outreach and Advocacy program .................................... 30,000 (h) Contractual services (school teacher/(cook/consultant) ................. 10,000 (i) Weno General Election ........... 17,500 (j) Human remain repatriation ....... 10,000 (k) Prior obligation and outstanding debts .......................... 10,000 (l) Food security program ........... 30,000 (m) Students financial assistance and outstanding debts .......................... 10,000 (n) Weno Municipal government subsidy 5,000 (o) Water system project ............ 10,000 (p) Solar and power distribution system 10,000 (q) Community leaders’ conference/travel cost ..................... 10,000 (r) Chuuk State Governor’s Office subsidy 10,000 (s) Youth activities, programs and events 5,000 3 of 7 P.C.
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20-148 (t) Chuuk Women Council ............ $ 5,000 (4) Election District No.
3 ............. 350,000 (a) Fishing project grant ........... 54,326 (b) Housing and Community Hall supplemental/typhoon Maysak ................ 29,990 (c) Multi-purpose building/facilities repair/improvement ......................... 19,788 (d) ED3 Network improvement/installation/ IP Network and internet connectivity project 5,999 (e) Purchase of Heavy Equipment ..... 25,000 (f) Coconut trees rehabilitation project 5,550 (g) Road/Seawalls/Taro Patch protection/ improvement/relocation/beautification – Polle to Ununo, Fefen ...................... 10,000 (h) Failuk Uteisom cultural Community Hall, Fongen, Fefen ........................ 2,555 (i) Farmers and Associations contribution/(intensive program) Fefen .... -0- (j) Food relief program/contribution 30,000 (k) Contributions to Associations in US Mainland, Hawaii, Guam and Saipan .......... 15,000 (l) Water system project ............ 9,937 (m) Students/SNDA sub office transportation need and services in Pohnpei 7,000 (n) Administrative support service/costs 14,810 4 of 7 P.C.
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20-148 (o) Community Outreach and Advocacy Program ................................... $ 19,632 (p) Community Hall - Nefoo Uteisom Nukanap, Uman ...................... 6,000 (q) Fitiman, Uteisom Community Hall, Machou, Uman ............................... 7,000 (r) Epinefow Community Hall supplement Sopou, Uman ..................... 3,000 (s) SNDA Office space rental ........ 10,000 (t) Road improvement/repair (Paitiw Elementary School) ......................... 10,000 (u) Business startup and Entrepreneurship ....................... 10,000 (v) Contributions to state, municipal and community activities and programs ...... 41,690 (w) Humanitarian relief program ..... 12,723 (5) Election District No.
4 ............. 350,000 (a) Fishing project subsidy 50,000 (b) Humanitarian assistance subsidy 50,000 (c) FDA Administrative cost 15,000 (d) Municipal governments subsidies 100,000 (e) Low Income housing subsidy ... 50,000 (f) Repatriation of human remain ... 15,000 (g) Leadership/students/patients travel 20,000 (h) Students land transportation... 20,000 5 of 7 P.C.

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20-148 (i) Faichuk Island Leadership conference $ 30,000 (6) Election District No.
5 ............. 350,000 (a) POL/Freight/Charter ............. 20,000 (b) Community and Low income housing improvement/renovation ..................... 35,000 (c) Municipal governments subsidy ... 20,000 (d) Northwest House of Representative delegation subsidy ......................... 15,000 (e) Community Outreach and Advocacy Program .................................... 15,000 (f) Students Financial Assistancesubsidy 30,000 (g) Food relief program ............. 20,000 (h) Election District No.
5 Administrative Support ..................... 20,000 (i) Pacific Festival of Arts participants .............................. 30,000 (j) Patient Referral and Human Remain Repatriation ........................ 20,000 (k) Contractual Service for Grant Writer 10,000 (l) Solar and Communication System .. 50,000 (m) Water Tanks ..................... 15,000 (n) MS Yolap operation subsidy ...... 8,000 (o) Land transportation ............. 17,000 (p) Northwest dispensary boats and motor 15,000 (q) Chuuk Conservation Society subsidy 5,000 6 of 7 P.C.
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20-148 1 2 3 (r) Youth and Family Learning Resource Center subsidy ............................ $ 5,000” Section 2.

This act shall become law upon approval by the 4 President of the Federated States of Micronesia or upon its 5 becoming law without such approval.

6 3/16 , 2018 /s/ Peter M. Christian Peter M. Christian President Federated States of Micronesia 7 of 7