Well, I'm glad to hear it, I will have a look this weekend.It's...

Well, I'm glad to hear it, I will have a look this weekend.

It's still a pittance compared to his base salary plus a cut of the g&a ofcourse, when projected over a 6yr period from Jan 2022 (which I call apocalypse month) to the 2029 WA election, where we may get another chance to unseat the WA Labour-Green alliance. A pittance.

My goodness, I still can't believe he put us in this position. Defies logic. I've worked in the open-cut mining industry for 20yrs, and have dealt with pit permitting. It's the holy grail in the industry, it's the golden ticket. Especially for a tiny developer with no other projects. I've never seen, or even heard of a mining executive walking away from a mining permit, and stranding his only asset...ever. Especially, when you add the context that he knew he would be leaving the asset stranded in a uranium ban, with no way out.

Who does that?