Ann: Significant Massive Sulphide Copper Intercepts at Collerina, page-44

Hi @11up. The underlying philosophy - of supporting exploration incentives, especially of junior explorers, in order to make more discoveries and thus create wealth and employment etc. of course can't be faulted. If only politicians would seriously do this and not chop and change every few years. That looms large when we get a revival of the politics of envy that is rearing its ugly head again. But I digress.

The short answer to your question is "Yes", IMO. This looks much like the scheme introduced in ~ 2014? which, BTW, I was able to get a couple of credits back in my latest tax return. One wasn't worth the accounting time but the other was - thanks Traka. Over and out.
Cheers.