At least HRZ took the time to fulfill minimum requirements for...

At least HRZ took the time to fulfill minimum requirements for reporting to the ASX (extract from the announcement that you posted) before ditching the Nanadie Well project for a "lazy" 1.5M in cash & shares.

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PS "JORC" is not a "resource"!!! As a geoscientist involved in the Joint Ore Reserve Committee's ongoing development of Minimum Reporting Standards (Code) over the past +30 years I despair at your ignorance and that of any director found guilty of failing in their duty to uphold the self-regulated Code of Practice. I don't police the Code but often relay breaches to the regulators that do.

PPS You (and CYM) appear to have confused the shallow, blanket-style, supergene copper oxide with the orientation and nature of the underlying sulfide (chalcopyrite) mineralisation. As the latest drilling is oriented both east and west it is possible that the latest bedrock drilling runs down-dip of primary vein orientations. The core photos indicate veining at a range of orientations and again its lazy for the Competent Person to overlook reporting this in the mandatory tables, regardless of their status as an explorer or developer.

PPPS I worked for WMC for a few years and I know a tiny bit about the Nifty Cu-Au Mine having visited the site (before the first time it closed)