Ann: Corporate Presentation, page-19

I think it's critically important to know with clarity that there are no surprises wrt the continuity and thickness of the coal seam in this basin. If one goes way back in time to the Radium Hill Project in SA it provides an example where en-echelon layering broke up the seam and twice as much underground development needed to be done to get to the uranium ore. It was not the planar structure that the surface drilling indicated. Hopefully the Telford Basin is not at all like this or worse as it would be a nightmare for directional drilling.