purchase price involved in such sale is approved by the Secretary
 of the Interior and that upon proof of fraudulent representation
 as to the true consideration involved in such sales the Secretary of
 the Interior is authorized to cancel the water rights attaching to
 the land involved in such fraudulent sales".
 (3) Add a new subsection (b) to read as follows:
 "(b) (1) No sale of any excess land on or after the effective
 date of this subsection nor any resale of such land (notwith-
 standing any change from excess to non-excess status result-
 ing from previous sale or resales) within fifteen years after
 such initial sale of any excess land shall carry rights to re-
 ceive water from any project or division thereof subject to
 the Federal reclamation laws unless the following require-
 ments are met:
 (A) The purchase price involved in the initial sale of
 excess land or subsequent resale thereof is approved by
 the Secretary of the Interior;
 (B) The requirements of this section are set forth in
 the sales documents for the initial sale of excess lands or
 subsequent resale thereof;
 (C) Other conditions of initial sale of excess lands or
 subsequent resale thereof meet the requirements of the
 Federal Reclamation laws and regulations the Secretary
 adopts to implement those laws; and
 (D) The sale documents for initial sale of excess lands
 or subsequent resale thereof are recorded in the records of
 the county in which the lands are located.
 (2) Upon proof of fraudulent representation as to the true
 consideration involved in any sale the Secretary of the In-
 terior is authorized to cancel the water right attaching to the
 land involved in such fraudulent sale, or to impose other sanc-
 tions as provided by section 16 of this Act."

 CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION
 "Sec. 13. The Secretary is authorized to continue delivery of water
supplies to all project lands held by bona fide religious or charitable
non-profit organizations as of January 1, 1978, without regard to
acreage and residency requirements of this Act, so long as title remains
unchanged. Criteria for non-profit status may be developed in such
regulations as the Secretary may promulgate."

 REGULATIONS
 "Sec. 14 The Secretary is hereby authorized and directed to pro-
mulgate rules and regulations subject to the provisions of subchapters
I and II of chapter 5 of title 5, United States Code, to carry out the
purposes of this Act and the Federal reclamation laws."

 ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
 "Sec. 15 (a) The Secretary is authorized upon request of the holder
of an existing contract under Federal reclamation laws to amend the