Crown Minerals (Minerals and Coal) Regulations 2007 (SR 2007/399) (as at 11 June 2009)

Regulation by clause

Schedule 2
Information to accompany certain permit applications

rr 16(2)(b), 17(2)(b), 18(2)(b)

Part 1
Information to accompany prospecting permit application under regulation 16

1
  • A statement of the technical qualifications and financial resources of the applicant.

2
  • If the application is on behalf of 2 or more persons, an explanation of each person's interest in the permit (including the percentage of the share of the permit that each person will hold).

3
  • A map of the permit area.

4
  • A summary of the geology, potential mineralisation, and exploration and mining history of the permit area.

5
  • A statement of the proposed minimum work programme that—

    • (a) states its objectives; and

    • (b) identifies the technical rationale, milestones, and deliverables of the programme; and

    • (c) identifies any ongoing work commitment options; and

    • (d) for each stage of the programme, states the estimated expenditure for the stage; and

    • (e) states the estimated expenditure for the proposed duration of the permit.

6
  • A statement of any other factors the applicant considers relevant to support the application.

7
  • If the application is over a broken area of land, a statement of the reasons why the application is necessary for a broken area.

Part 2
Information to accompany exploration permit application under regulation 17

1
  • A statement of the technical qualifications and financial resources of the applicant.

2
  • If the application is on behalf of 2 or more persons, an explanation of each person's interest in the permit (including the percentage of the share of the permit that each person will hold).

3
  • A map of the permit area.

4
  • A summary of the geology, potential mineralisation, and exploration and mining history of the permit area.

5
  • A statement of the proposed minimum work programme that—

    • (a) states its objectives; and

    • (b) identifies the technical rationale, milestones, and deliverables of the programme; and

    • (c) identifies any ongoing work commitment options; and

    • (d) for each stage of the programme (being not more than 36 months' duration), states the estimated expenditure for the stage; and

    • (e) states the estimated expenditure for the proposed duration of the permit; and

    • (f) indicates any review or decision points in the programme that may lead to—

      • (i) exploration continuing; or

      • (ii) the permit holder applying for an extension of duration of the permit to appraise a discovery; or

      • (iii) the surrender of the permit; and

    • (g) if the programme depends on results from review or decision points, an outline of the likely course of exploration.

6
  • A statement of any other factors the applicant considers relevant to support the application.

7
  • If the application is over a broken area of land, a statement of the reasons why the application is necessary for a broken area.

Part 3
Information to accompany mining permit application under regulation 18

1
  • A statement of the technical qualifications and financial resources of the applicant.

2
  • If the application is on behalf of 2 or more persons, an explanation of each person's interest in the permit (including the percentage of the share of the permit that each person will hold).

3
  • A map of the permit area.

4
  • A report that sets out the evidence for an exploitable mineral deposit or mineable resource sufficient to support a mining permit, that includes—

    • (a) estimates of the mineable mineral resource, which may include—

      • (i) inferred, indicated, and measured mineral resources; and

      • (ii) probable and proved reserves; and

    • (b) a map showing the size and location of the deposit; and

    • (c) a description of the geology of the deposit; and

    • (d) if applicable, a description of the type of coal and its properties.

5
  • A statement of the proposed work programme that provides an overview of how the permit area will be worked that includes—

    • (a) the size, nature, extent, and siting of the proposed mining operations; and

    • (b) the proposed mining methods to be used; and

    • (c) the proposed mining and production schedule; and

    • (d) the expected production and long-term mining scheme for the mineable resource; and

    • (e) the proposed start date for production; and

    • (f) any proposed prospecting or exploration work in relation to the permit area; and

    • (g) the proposed expenditure under the permit; and

    • (h) if applicable, the point of valuation for royalty purposes.