Ann: Pursuit Applies for Combatant PGE-Ni-Cu Project Tenements, page-71

Tretch, if in fact the tenement lies within the SKA RF exclusion zone then there will be a requirement for an RF Plan . Those parts of tenements granted from 22 December 2006 that fall within Radio Telescope Mineral Resource Management Area require all mining and exploration activities to follow a Radio Emissions Management Plan (REMP).
Before any exploration or mining activity begins, a REMP assessment must be completed and approved. This REMP will document the electrical and electronic equipment to be used and will allow for a determination of the potential radiofrequency interference to radio telescopes. If any interference is above threshold levels, the activities and/or equipment must be modified to meet acceptable levels. The REMP is required to be submitted through DMIRS to the entity operating the radio telescope facilities (currently the CSIRO) for assessment and, if acceptable, for approval by DMIRS’ Director General.

The REMP will be submitted as part of any subsequent related Programme of Work (POW) (or Mining Proposal if exploration successfully identifies an orebody). Therefore the REMP will constitute a part of an approved POW and the operator will be required to comply with the REMP; any breaches will result in penalties being imposed—possibly including loss of the tenement.

It can up to approximately 30 business day to approve the REMP from submission assuming all the information is contained in the plan. If its deficient then add additional company time to provide the additional info.