Mav, Again, hyou are talking of things you have no way of...

Mav,
Again, hyou are talking of things you have no way of knowing.
You act as though you actually know what the GOG required to be done in the 2020 EIA. You don't know. The company has never released any first hand documents they received from the GOG. Since that is the case you only know what the company has told you. If they had told the truth, and they had done all they were told to do, why would the company have had the original 4 EIA submissions rejected?

They wouldn't have been rejected, the company has never done what the act requires, if they had the 4 EIAs wouldn't have been necessary. And given the company has obviously not chosen to do what is required, why would you think they have now. The only thing I know for sure is that they will not tell us what they were told to do by sharing the communications from the GOG where the company was told what was required, and they will not show us exactly what they have done. So we have no way of knowing if the 2020 document will be approved.

As usual, you give nothing to substantiate your opinions.

Also, given that it must be judged in Denmark and Denmark is closed, don't look for the results any time soon.

Ciao