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During the quarter Ironbark announced that, following the Company’s lodgement of the formal Mining Licence Application for Citronen with the Greenland Government authorities, it had received an update from the Environment Agency for Mineral Resources Activities – Danish Centre for Environment and Energy (DCE) regarding the Mining Licence Application. The DCE review of Ironbark’s Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and its appendices (with reference to its suitability for being published on the Naalakersuisut Public consultations as part of the public hearing process) found that all environmental issues have now been treated satisfactorily in the EIA.
Several questions and suggestions were subsequently introduced into the Social Impact Assessment (SIA) document by the Greenland Government which have been addressed by Ironbark and we now await formal approval or further comment.
In addition, the final Danish Maritime Assessment (DMA) was lodged and the Mine Closure Plan was completed and ready to be submitted.
Once formal approval of the SIA has been granted Ironbark will move to manage a public consultation process and to enter into an Impact Benefit Agreement (IBA). The IBA is a document used to provide a formal framework for Ironbark’s obligations under the SIA such as training and employment commitments to the Greenlandic people. The Ministry of Industry, Labour and Trade is also currently working on the IBA.
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