Let's talk about ........... Hydrofluoric Acid

LIT obviously don't want to. It is a taboo subject for them. It is as though they have said "this is our secret ingredient and we will be like Coca Cola and KFC. We will never name our bespoke reagent. We will call it everything except HYDROFLUORIC ACID." Why the secrecy? Don't their shareholders have a right to know? Are they using the same terminology with their partners? They also have a right to know.
Why, in a world where the trend is for the phasing out of HF is gaining momentum, does someone buck the trend and introduce the product (HF) into a process that will consume a large volume of it (HF) with the aim of upscaling the use in many locations?

The first plant (if they get it happening) is planned for Port Hedland. Have they run this idea by the EPA? Have they run the idea passed the Mines Dept? Have they run the idea passed Worksafe? Have they spoken to the Port Hedland Shire?

Have they inquired about insurances and how much the extra premiums will be.

Lithium is supposed to be green, any green advantage is annulled in the process.

What safeguards are being considered now for the safety of the workers, of the neighbouring community and for the local flora and fauna?

The whole of LIT's business model is based on Sileach being developed and commercialized. Without the ability to freely use HF, sileach cannot be commercialized and LIT falls like a pack of cards.