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Originally posted by J_Lamb93 ↑

Isn't it just that there is no one in the Australian office when Tim goes over to the site? I thought i remember reading that there is currently no office staff on and that Tim is having to cover all of this when he can (which is obviously more difficult when overseas). The dates have been pushed back 2 or 3 times from what i can remember but i'd hardly say misleading. The biggest push back from memory was receiving the drying plant from transit which was 1 or 2 months? I can't remember if there ever was an explanation why that dragged out for so long but i'm sure there is a good reason why. In total we are probably 3 months behind a forward looking plan that was put into place over 15 months ago (i think that's the one you are referring to as the most recent ann is still on track from what i understand).

I agree it would be fantastic to be a fly on the wall and have real time information (as it would for any company) but realistically having Tim cover both jobs is saving Bass cash, making him more accessible to us every day investors and making sure he knows we are here and waiting for info. I think Bass has done a reasonable job keep us updated. Far from brilliant but not even close to the worst.

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I wouldn't be too concerned. It's all pretty much normal and delays are inevitable.

The company is not there to report on every movement that they make.

By all accounts they are getting close, and I am sure they are keen to advise on commissioning etc.

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