text: AGREEMENTS, INCLUDING ITS SECTION 324, WHEREBY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, IN CARRYING OUT ITS SECURITY AND DEFENSE RESPONSIBILITIES UNDER THE COMPACT OF FREE ASSOCIATION, HAS THE RIGHT TO ePERATE NUCLEAR CAPABLE OR NUCLEAR PROPELLED VESSELS AND AIRCRAFTS WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF PALAU? D YES D NO" -42-Executive Order No. 84 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunder set my hand and affixed my official seal this 24th·: day of November 1999, in the state of Koror, Republic of Palau. ~~N~t~~· esident ··I ! (\ : · . Republic of Pa~~u j! · . T ':;· I I I -43-Ngiratkel Etpi~on I'Nri<t"'t Annex V EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 90 REPUBLIC C!f PALAu f#kt/&!P~ EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. _...,9.w0 __ _ 1'.0. 8o• 100. /Coror, P.U.. $16940 I"Mru: 121/4aJ Tlln: 728-191# Amending Executive Order No. 84 and Proclaiming February 4, 1990 as the date for voting outside of Palau on the 7th Plebiscite on the Compact of Free Association between the Republic of Palau and the United States of America. WHEREAS, Section 4 of RPPL No. 3-10 as amended, allows the President to set alternate dates for voting outside of Palau; WHEREAS, members of the Election Commission should be present at voting locations outside Palau in order to secure a fair election in which all eli~ble Palauans are given the chance to vote; WHEREAS, on January 30, 1990 (local time) the President of Palau received notification from the U.S. Assistant Secretary of Interior for Territorial and International Affairs that subsection (1) through (5) of Section I of RPPL 3-24 will not be suspended and therefore have become law in Palau; and WHEREAS, Executive Order No. 88 was issued January 29, 1990, one day before the above sections of RPPL No. 3-24 became law; NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the government of Palau and its agreements with the United States. It discusses the Compact of Free Association, voting procedures, and the suspension of certain sections of RPPL No. 3-24. Given the context, it seems likely that the document is related to international relations, governance, and possibly defense.