Wooooo Hooooo Go BPH :)$$$$$$, page-35200

Regardless, you said this:

"last time from ASX announcement by BPH of REFUSAL (30/03/22) to CONSENT ORDER on 14th Feb 2023 = 11 months..." (source: 76008265)

now you admit time will be needed for "the report can be reissued with new dates/costs and the like once received from Asset." (source: 76010855)

Soo.... figure out how long it takes for the new dates/costs, add that to the 11months.

Then add however long you think the Joint Authority will take next time and add that to the 11months + the time for the dates/costs.

So I think we can comfortably agree: 11months + the time for the dates/costs + time for the joint authority.

You know what's funny? If a rejection does occur and it goes back to the Federal Court, do we think the court case will be longer or shorter or about the same as the previous one? (your 11months). Well... if the Government wants to fight it, it will take longer. So you are relying on the Government conceding before trial, which in the next potential court case is less likely to reoccur (as they don't have an obvious case of bias against the Joint Authority, like they did with Scott Morrison).

Justadabble said it should be faster because the Government already know all the facts, well.. that didn't actually happen. So I don't agree with that theory. I just go off history. You can actually look at the NOPTA website and find out how long each PEP-11 NOPTA application has taken in all history:

source: https://public.neats.nopta.gov.au/Opggs/Title/81775e2a-8d46-47f7-91c9-de6f10feca90