Ann: Fast Track of Indonesian Coal Development Pl, page-3

re: Ann: Fast Track of Indonesian Coal Develo... One should read the comments of the Indonesian Minerals & Coal Director General Thamrin Sihite on 28/05/2011 at a Press conference in Jakarta.
"OVERLAPPING MINING AREAS NEED FIXING SOON: Govt."
The Jakarta Post 28/05/2011

"Of the 8,475 mining leases registered with the ministry as of May 24, 4,504 were problematic. There are many cases in which more than one permit has been issued for the same mining area, most often in mining sites located on the border of two regencies or provinces. In some cases, new region heads issued new permits for areas whose permits were issued by the previous head"
"We estimate that the real number of mining permits in Indonesia could be between 10,000 and 20,000"
The ministry summoned all governors, regents and mayors from all provinces and regencies nationwide in early May to report the number of mining permits they had issued, and submit relevant documentation to determine whether the permits were lawful.
The deadline is June 6, after that we'll enter all the data into our database and publish it on our website.
Maybe you should get a copy of the article and read for yourself, or better still contact Churchill Mining.