Ann: Excellent results from initial pilot plant testing, page-57

Also, one other point, the ICP-MS assay method from the US lab seems to be better for assaying Au, Pd and Rh than the BBX Ni fusion assay method, so maybe, going forward, they can do a hybrid of ICP-MS assays for Au, Pd and Rh, and use the BBX Ni fusion assay for Pt and Ir. (Noting that they had previously said in the JORC table re the Ni fusion method: "For the complex style of mineralisation encountered at Três Estados this method strongly favours the unlocking and recovery of platinum, iridium and rhodium in preference to gold and palladium.", but, also, since then, the Rh results seem to be even better using ICP-MS).

See below, blue shows improved results using ICP-MS, red shows reduced results (no detection in the case of Pt and Ir).

So, I suggest the following:

	Assay Method	PMs Assayed
1	Ni Fusion	Pt & Ir
2	ICP-MS	Au, Pd & Rh