16 U.S.C. § 450ss–3 — Transfer of Memorial property, rights, authorities, and duties

(a) Transfer of Memorial property (1) In general: No later than 90 days after January 23, 2004, the Trust must transfer to the Foundation: (A) all of the Trust's assets — every piece of real and personal property that makes up the Memorial (buildings, monuments, contents, artifacts, contracts, accounts, trademarks, copyrights, and any other property of any kind), plus any money Congress gave the Trust; (B) any property the Trust owns that is next to or connected with the Memorial; and (C) all property kept for the Memorial, along with every right, power, and duty for owning, running, and managing the Memorial. (2) Subsequent gifts: Any artifact or other personal property given to the Trust — or meant for the Trust — after that transfer date belongs to the Foundation instead. (b) Assumption of Trust obligations: Any Memorial-related debt or duty the Trust approved before the transfer becomes the Foundation's responsibility on the day the property is transferred. (c) Dissolution of Trust: Within 30 days after the transfer is finished, the Trust must shut down and tell the Secretary the date it did so. (d) Authority to enter into agreements: The Secretary, acting through the National Park Service, may sign one or more cooperative agreements with the Foundation so the Park Service can provide tour and education services for the Memorial, plus other agreed-on help. The Secretary pays for these services. (e) General Services Administration authority: The Administrator of General Services must provide, at no cost to the Trust or Foundation, whatever services are needed to help complete the transfer of the Memorial. (f) Limitation: Nothing in sections 450ss through 450ss–7 stops State or local police from providing security at the Memorial.