United States other than the acquisition of such rights as may be required for the Government of Palau to fulfi11 its obligations under Title Three of the Compact of Free Association in a timely manner in accordance with the procedures in Section 2 of Article VI of the Subsidiary Agt'eement, and no such language prohibits or prevents the Government of Palau from fulfilling its obligations to return land to private ownership in accordance with the Constitution of the ReiXJblic of Palau including all privately-owned land presently held by states. Any reference in Article VI of the Subsidiary Agreement to "private land" or "privately owned" land shall be deemed to include all lands held by the state governments of the Republic. (9) Any fulfillment of the obligation of the Government of Palau to provide private land or privately-owned land to the Government of the United States in accordance with Article II of Title Three of the Compact of Free Association and Article VI of the Subsidiary Agreement shall, notwithstanding the requirements of those provisions, be accomplished in full compliance with the Constitution and laws of the ReiXJblic. (10) Under no circumstances will the Government of Palau be -19-RPPL l\Q, 3-10 (Intro. as H. B. NO. 3-56-3, HD2, SD3, CDl) obligated to provide land other than the identified Airai airfield and Malakal harbor defense sites tmder Title Three of the Compact of Free Association in the absence of an agreement as provided for by Paragraph 2 of Article VI of the Subsidiary Agreement. (ll) Wherever in the Subsidiary Agreement reference is made to "sympathetically consider", or words to that effect, such words mean that the United States shall consider proposals of the Government of Palau with the highest standard of good faith and shall not arbitrarily or without 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be related to the transfer of land ownership and rights between the Government of Palau and the Government of the United States, specifically in the context of the Compact of Free Association. The text discusses the procedures and obligations for the transfer of private land and harbor defense sites, as well as the requirement for the Government of Palau to fulfill its obligations to return land to private ownership. The language used suggests a focus on governance and international relations rather than economic development or natural resources.

**Category**
International relations, Government and Politics