Ann: Ramelius Offer Update, page-65

No, just re-read the section you quoted. It is the tenement itself which has the restriction. Once that is consented by the landowner, it is attached to the tenement details. 29A is not about what you do, it is about how the tenement is defined. Unless you get the consent of the owner, the top 30m is not part of the tenement. When you have the consent, it is included in the tenement. It doesn't have anything to do with the activity, except that you can't enter the land without it. You can do remote sensing, and road sampling without it, but any sampling or drilling on the private land requires the 29A consent. You need an access agreement as well as mining consent from govt, and that may need specific conditions to mine, but the 29A is locked in.