Yes the scoping study for me is quite interesting. A scoping...

Yes the scoping study for me is quite interesting. A scoping study is what the Canadians call a PEA (preliminary Economic Assessment), a stepping stone to a prefeasability which is a stepping stone to DFS (Definitive Feasability Study). A scoping study requires a lot more drilling than a few holes, more like hundreds. The point I am trying to make is that without extensive close-spaced drilling, interpolations between the drill-holes are guesswork, not solid science. They would not be able to publish a JORC resource. Am I incorrect in my assessment here? Just giving my own opinion.