; (2) ensure that those returning are granted or restored full citizenship and all the rights that adhere to citizenship in Burma; (3) offer to those who do not want to return meaningful opportunity to obtain appropriate compensation or restitution; (4) not place returning Rohingya in internally displaced persons camps or model villages , but instead make efforts to reconstruct Rohingya villages as and where they were; (5) facilitate the return of any funds collected by the Government by harvesting the land previously owned and tended by Rohingya farmers for them upon their return; (6) fully implement all of the recommendations of the Advisory Commission on Rakhine State; and (7) ensure there is proper consultation, buy-in, and confidence building from the Rohingya refugee community on decisions being made on their behalf. (b) Freedom of movement of refugees and internally displaced persons Congress recognizes that the Government of Bangladesh has provided long-standing support and hospitality to people fleeing violence in Burma, and calls on the Government of Bangladesh— (1) to ensure all refugees, including Rohingya persons living in camps in Bangladesh and in internally displaced persons camps in Burma, have freedom of movement, including outside of the camps, and under no circumstance are subject to unsafe, involuntary, or uninformed repatriation; (2) to ensure the dignified, safe, sustainable, and voluntary return of those displaced from their homes, and offer to those who do not want to return meaningful means to obtain compensation or restitution