I may have missed it in other presentations but there was three...

I may have missed it in other presentations but there was three bits of new information for me in the video:

1. ADV did complete their first year of baseline study (ref ADV's 8 Sep 2017 announcement where the work was commenced). When GT1 announced on 19 July 2022 that they were in its second year they were actually well into the 2nd year. The commencement of winter studies in 2021/22 was the start of the 2nd year so the recently completed work was summer #2. GT1 must therefore be close to transitioning into the third year of studies with Winter #3 as 2022/23. That would potentially allow year summer #3 to be in the middle of 2023. Hopefully I've understood that correctly. The permit application (see point 3 below) would be based on two years of baseline studies noting a 3rd will be added during the application process.

2. Some monies from the Canadian government may be available towards the capital cost of Hydroxide. What a "significant amount of capex". I'm not sure what that sum is, but PLL recently secured US$141.7m from the American government so I'd like to think is $100m+ of the funding needed.

3. GT1 has just lodged its Project description or in WA terms - GT1 is applying for its Mining permit. They have built a team of the people who have taken the last 8 mines into production in Ontario and they are doing the permits right now.