text: (9) The Agreements and intended tm.dertakings of the United States to provide certain programs and assistance relating to the correction of infrastructure deficiencies, central prison facility improvements, completion of the central health care facility for Palau, assistance as to the electric power facility, drug enforcement, treatment and education programs, assistance for prosecution and audit programs, clarification of United States and Palau obligations in the acquisition of defense sites in Palau, cancellation of outstanding medical obligations incurred by Palau -16-RPPL NO. 3-10 (Intro. as H. B. NO. 3-56-3, HD2, SD3, CDl) for treatment in United States Government medical facilities, and other special programs and services point to the need of placing the 1986 Compact and its Subsidiary Agreements, once more, in a referendum of the Palauan voters. The Olbiil Era Kelulau finds that public interest will best be served by taking the approach set forth by this Act. Section 2. Purpose. The purpose of this Act is to provide for a referendum and plebiscite on the Compact of Free Association and its Subsidiary Agreements, signed on January 10, 1986, by representatives of the United States and of Palau and to provide for a program of political education to precede such referendum. Section 3. Intell!retations of the Compact of Free Association and Related Subsidiary Agret'.,ments. The adoption of the Compact of Free Association by the Republic of Palau and the rights and obligations of the Republic of Palau under such Compact of Free Association and its related Subsidiary Agreements shall be governed by the following interpretations: (1) All references in the "Agreement Concerning Special Programs Related to the Entry into Force of the Compact of Free Association between the Government of the United States and the Government of the Republic of Palau" executed at Guam on May 26, 1989 ("Subsidiary Agreement") to ftmds 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing agreements and obligations between the United States and Palau, focusing on infrastructure development, health care, and law enforcement. It also mentions a referendum and plebiscite on the Compact of Free Association, which suggests a broader context of international relations and governance.