I have taking up things with Fabian, and there’s finally been some responses this morning, I’m happy to announce. There’s still other questions I have, hopefully we can chat this week. As an example, one ballroom structure appears to occur in the north of the geological body, the applications don’t appear to have covered this. Currently the one tenement and three applications only go approximately half way up the entire body. Given the ballroom structures appear to be a much larger volume of mineralisation why hasn’t the entire reef been taken out in their applications, to also provide forward planning exploration abilities. Surely this wouldn’t be too expensive if it was limited to geophysical studies? Failing this, you, I, another party could take out applications themselves and then sell them in future getting the money for the sale. I see it as a necessity as part of protection - surely exploration leases wouldn’t be too expensive to maintain in Finland in particular if only geophysical non invasive works were undertaken. Why not take out the applications over the entire reef system, through the Sompurjarvi, Kilkka, and Yli-Pennika blocks? I asked Fabian, he felt satisfied the existing area was sufficient, however the Element-46 historic data shows one of the ballroom structures to the north occurs in the Sompurjarvi block.
