Additional information requirements for the annual return of expenditure and activities—exploration licences and retention licences
55 Additional information requirements for the annual return of expenditure and activities—exploration licences and retention licences
For the purposes of regulation 54(d)(i) and (ii), the information is—
expenditure during the reporting period on—
wages and salaries; and
office-based activities; and
equipment, plant or machinery; and
administration and consumables; and
rehabilitation; and
expenditure during the reporting period on, and details of the nature and extent of, airborne or remote reconnaissance activities including—
airborne exploration and surveys; and
remote sensing; and
expenditure during the reporting period on, and details of the nature and extent of, ground exploration activities including—
geological mapping; and
ground geophysics; and
geochemical surveying and sample collection; and
preparation, geochemistry, mineralogy and petrology of surface samples; and
expenditure during the reporting period on, and details of the nature and extent of, subsurface exploration activities including—
drilling; and
well logging and other downhole geophysics; and
preparation, geochemistry, mineralogy and petrology of drill samples; and
costeaning or ditchwitching and related subsurface mapping and sampling; and
bulk sampling and related subsurface mapping and sampling; and
shaft restoration or other underground development and related subsurface mapping and sampling; and
preparation, geochemistry, mineralogy and petrology of subsurface samples; and
subsurface geophysical surveys; and
bulk sample processing, testing and analysis; and
mineral processing testing.
For the purposes of regulation 54(d)(ii), the information is—
expenditure on, and details of, any technical and economic studies undertaken under the licence during the reporting period related to—
the development of the mineral resource in accordance with the principles of sustainable development; and
demonstrating the economic viability of the mineral resource; and
progress against key milestones achieved during the reporting period under the program of work to be carried out under the licence.
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