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The case is basically about the decision made by the government the night before Christmas Eve last year. At that time, Boliden’s copper project Laver in Älvsbyn municipality had its application for a processing concession rejected on the grounds that a Natura 2000 permit was required even before a processing concession application could be examined. The industry lashed out, the consequences became very extensive and the decision created an aggravating practice and an additional increased uncertainty for everyone who applies for a processing concession in the vicinity of Natura 2000 sites. The political handling is remarkable in a state governed by the rule of law.

This was also the opinion of a majority in the Committee on Industry and Trade, which took a committee initiative so that, after all, a Natura permit will not be required already when applying for a processing permit. On Thursday, the initiative was voted through in the Riksdag. The Government shall return to the Riksdag no later than 30 June 2022.

https://www.svemin.se/en/news/news/the-industry-welcomes-parliamentary-descisions-on-natura-2000-testing/

Everyone that given a date before 30 June 2022 is definitely mistaken.
The law today still requires a Natura2000 permit.

Maybe Talga hoping that the Natura2000 permit will not be required by 30 June 2022. The problem is that is just the date of the law change proposal. It will still need to be voted on after that.