Ann: Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B, page-2

"Mine planning during the quarter included optimisation of the stope (ore excavation) distances
between the planned mining level. This is part of the backbone of the whole-of-life mine plan for the
Central area of Citigold’s mining tenements. The level interval is one of the most influential factors from
the perspective of mine operating costs therefore it is appropriate to spend time getting it right."

What the fork does that mean? Total forking gobbledegook from a mining engineering perspective. The forking "resource" (lower case so as not to confuse it with a Mineral Resource expressed in accordance with the provisions of the JORC Code - let's just call it a boondoggle, for short) has been factored and the "competent person" (lower case so as not to confuse it with a Competent Person, as defined by the JORC Code) has admitted as much, despite this being in contravention of Clause 29 of the JORC Code.

Consequently, the boondoggle cannot be used for any mine planning purpose whatsoever, let alone scheduling of any description (FYI Mark//Chris/Gary, if you're the mysterious "project leader", that's what "optimisation of the stope (ore excavation) distances" entails.

Q: What's the difference between anyone connected with Citigold and a computer?
A: Ya only has to punch data into the computer once!