PUBLIC LAW 99-240—JAN. 15, 1986
99 STAT. 1889
have its privileges under the compact suspended or membership in the compact revoked by the Commission. "o) The host state shall create an 'Extended Care and Long-Term Liability Fund' and shall allocate sufficient fee revenues, received pursuant to Article VI(j), to provide for the costs of: "D decommissioning and other procedures required for the proper closure of a regional facility; "2) monitoring, inspection and other procedures required for the proper extended care of a regional facility; "3) undertaking any corrective action or clean-up necessary to protect human health and the environment from radioactive releases from a regional facility; and "4) compensating any person for medical and other expenses incurred from damages to human health, personal injuries suffered from damages to human health and damages or losses to real or personal property, and accomplishing any necessary corrective action or clean-up on real or personal property caused by radioactive releases from a regional facility; the host state may allocate monies in this Fund in amounts as it deems appropriate to purchase insurance or to make other similar financial protection arrangements consistent with the purposes of this Fund; this Section shall in no manner limit the financial responsibilities of the site operator pursuant to Article VI(p) and the party states, or any other states which contract to dispose of wastes at the regional facility, pursuant to Article Vl(q). "p) The operator of a regional facility shall purchase an amount of property and third-party liability insurance deemed appropriate by the host state, pay the necessary periodic premiums at all times and make periodic payments to the Extended Care and Long-Term Liability Fund as set forth in Article VI(o) for such amounts as the host state reasonably determines is necessary to provide for future premiums to continue such insurance coverage, in order to pay the costs of compensating any person for medical and other expenses incurred from damages to human health, personal injuries suffered from damages to human health and damages or losses to real or personal property, and accomplishing any necessary corrective action or clean-up on real or personal property caused by radioactive releases from a regional facility. In the event of such costs resulting from radioactive releases from a regional facility, the host state should, to the maximum extent possible, seek to obtain monies from such insurance prior to using monies from the Extended Care and Long-Term Liability Fund. "q) All party states, or any other states which contract to dispose of wastes at the regional facility, shall be liable for the cost of extended care and long-term liability in excess of monies available from the Extended Care and Long-Term Liability Fund, as set forth in Article VI(o) and from the property and third-party liability insurance as set forth in Article VI(p). A party state may meet such liability for costs by levying surcharges upon generators located in the party state. The extent of such liability for such party state shall be based on the proportionate share of the total volume of waste placed in the regional facility by generators located in each such party state. Such liability shall be joint and several among the party states with a right of contribution between the party states. However, this Section shall not apply to a party state with a total volume of waste recorded on low-level radioactive waste manifests for any
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