@Minion32 Thanks for the tag.From July till our last JORC assays...

@Minion32 Thanks for the tag.

From July till our last JORC assays on 20 October, the average days from reporting of a hole being complete to the ANN reporting the assays was 34 days. They even managed a 15 day turn around for some of the holes for which we received assays on 20 October.

As for holes marked completed for which we have not yet received assays, here is a breakdown:\

Please keep in mind that days outstanding is simply the period between an ANN being released showing the hole as complete and an ANN being released showing the assay for each hole. Obviously this days outstanding calculation does not consider that cores could be stockpiled on site and not sent to the lab immediately upon completion.

	Hole Ref	Days Outstanding
1	SADD048	83
2	SADD049	98
3	SADD050	98
4	SADD051	83
5	SADD052	83
6	SADD053	83
7	SADD054	64
8	SADD055	64
9	SADD056	64
10	SADD057	64
11	SADD058	64
12	SADD059	64
13	SADD060	64
14	SADD061	64

I can only assume that following the last assays for the JORC holes (20 October), we may have stockpiled cores on site and not sent them to the lab until a good batch of them were ready to go in early - mid November. From that point, the christmas shutdown period probably slowed things down by another two weeks.

I can only assume that assays are likely close to being reported (dependent on how long the lab shut down for Christmas).