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shall be subject to review by the President of the
both agree with the recommendations, the Pres-
United States and the Governor of Puerto Rico as to
ident shall by Executive Order provide for such
duration and membership.
transfer and shall transmit such Executive Order
to the Congress. Any such Executive Order shall
b. This Joint Commission has as its principal
become effective at such time as it shall specify,
assignment to help in the perfection of relations,
unless either House of Congress, within ninety
including legal and administrative, between the
days from receipt of the Executive Order, shall
United States and Puerto Rico in agreement with the
fundamental objectives expressed in this Compact
object.
and, to that effect, shall have the following specific
3. The Commission shall also study, with the
assignment:
highest priority, the desirability of recommending
a system of contributory payments from the
1. The Commission shall study the desirability
government of Puerto Rico to the Treasury of the
of retaining, modifying or eliminating the applica-
United States, to be initiated at the appropriate
tion of specific Federal laws to the Free Associ-
time, in gradual ways which will not substantially
ated State and shall give priority in such study to
impede the economic and social development of
the laws pertaining to communications, coastal
Puerto Rico based upon disbursements which shall
shipping and administration of selective service.
be made by the Legislature of Puerto Rico from
The Commission shall submit its reports to the
the general fund or any other sources subject to
President and to the Governor. When the report
the legislative action of Puerto Rico.
recommends the discontinuance of the applica-
bility of a particular law or part of law to the
c. The Commission shall have a professional and
Free Associated State, and the President of the
technical staff and may use the services of the re-
United States and the Government of Puerto Rico
search institutions which it deems convenient; and is
concur with the recommendation, it shall be
hereby authorized to request and receive the cooper-
submitted to the Congress of the United States. If
ation of any agency, department, or bureau of the
ninety days, counted from the date when Con-
United States or of Puerto Rico.
gress receives the recommendation, shall elapse
d. The Commission shall have an annual budget,
without either House rejecting it, said law shall
to be shared in equal parts by the Government of the
cease to have effect in Puerto Rico.
United States and the Government of Puerto Rico.
2. The Commission shall also study the pos-
The Commission shall formulate its own budget pro-
sible transfer of federal functions to agencies of
posal annually. Such sums as are necessary for the
the Free Associated State, in accordance with the
functions and operations of the Commission for the
provision of Article 13-a and shall make the perti-
first two years are authorized.
nent recommendations. When they involve the
transfer of particular federal functions to the Free
15. Judicial Review
Associated State, such recommendations shall be
submitted to the President of the United States
a. The courts of the United States and of the Free
and the Governor of the Free Associated State. If
Associated State shall have concurrent jurisdiction
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