cash burn and loan facility, page-64

Chuck,
Thanks for the clarification and I was afraid they would do this. While it is standard practice in a CIL plant to put the table tails back into the mill, in this case it can "muddy the waters" for the reconciliation process. Adding this material back increases the circulating load of gold in the circuit, making it harder to distinguish where the gold came from (explains the comment about gold building in the circuit). It can also result in an increasing tail grade as the table tails get ground finer as they go back through the mill and as a result, can pass through the Knelson.
Having said this, they have some good people and good support and am sure they know what they are doing.
Like everyone, I would love to see some results, out of interest as much as anything.
My opinions only