Shareholders can always apply capital rationing at the next...

Shareholders can always apply capital rationing at the next equity raise, if they sense too much "spin" about going into production, and not enough serious intent (let's see that MRE/Scoping Study and then decide). Of course, if management don't have the long term production ambition or the necessary skill sets to develop, then sell the project and move on, again this needs the MRE/Scoping Study for "advertising purposes". I don't want to hear about further resource expansion until I can assess what we have already, because they feel the resource isn't large enough - fess up, the truth will set you free ! This is West Africa, with oxide ore from surface, just like we used to get into production within a couple of years in the 1980's in WA - what is that expression, s@#t on the pot or get off ?