Hi stampler …. In the first point, it was the image of PM...

Hi stampler …. In the first point, it was the image of PM laughing in his Australian Vanadium vest.

And I would like to know what’s going on - including with respect to the separate approval application #2287
https://www.epa.wa.gov.au/proposals...t-–-mining-and-beneficiation-operations
- which includes … “development of open mine pits and associated infrastructure including but not limited to access roads, accommodation camp, a crushing, milling, flotation, and magnetic separation (beneficiation) plant, waste rock and tailings storage, and support infrastructure.”

In respect of application 1755 ; the various lack of ‘final consultation ‘ appeal clauses with the Yagunga-Nya people whicj were all accepted what are the next steps?
IE is it a rewriting of proposal 1755 to amend required changed then a quick rubber stamp?

- If so, how quick?​

Or will there be a lengthy ‘go back to stage one’ process?

And, if it is to be quick, then how quick?

And, given the presumably late stage of #1755 (which originated from TMT planning a separate mine) has ‘doubled up’ accomodation camp, haul roads, associated infrastructure , open pits and more with AVL’s #2287 proposal, then will ANY works be able to commence on getting the go ahead?

I think an update on the melding, if any, on works within the two proposals and what is expected going on with #2287, and ‘what now’ with #1755 IS relevant to investors here and therefore IS price sensitive
- especially as Graham Arvidson has publicy stated works are expected to commence next year … a few times I think, including in an interview at Diggers & Dealers

…“We continue to work on all the things we need to be fully ready, permitting, front-end engineering, doing all the things that will get us, and ideally commence construction (of mine) in 2024, and get into production in 2025.“
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But I’ll wait to see if any ‘internal’ news via twitter, linked in, Facebook, or response to other callers comes through.

Thanks again Stampler

cheers