FYIhttp://www.dfat.gov.au/asno/publications/iaea-safeguards-addit...

FYI

http://www.dfat.gov.au/asno/publications/iaea-safeguards-additional-protocol.html

Not much except that since the exploration and feasiblity studies currently underway and protential for uranium extraction means there should be a system in place to monitor the movement of material to prevent it being used for weapons.

Even though Denmark in a nuke free zone its sign up for additional protocols 15 years ago. Since Greenland is now autonomous it doesnt have a seperate agreement so hence its probably been encouraged to signed one to keep track of uranium that could potential be produced from exlporation and feasibility studies currently under way, and it would also be prepared should the ban be lifted anytime in the future because I think it would take some time for a system to be negotitated and put in place and enforcable..it seems in some situations it has taken years from the signing up for it to have an agreement and system in place to be enforced..