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We are strongly of the view that the #company# cannot meet the “substantial commencement” requirement because: 

1. They have not begun negotiations with Upurli Upurli Nguratja Traditional Owners for an Area Land Use Agreement or other approvals.
2. They do not have an approved Sandhill Dunnart Conservation Plan - a plan to protect this endangered species which needs to be assessed and approved by the Federal Government. 
3. They do not have the capital needed to construct the mine (they have about $24 million in the bank but the costs of developing the mine are well over $200 million).
4. The company have not made a Board level Final Investment Decision to proceed with the project.
5. They have no proven capacity to cover rehabilitation and clean up costs - best practice should require this to be demonstrated prior to any approval.
6. They still require a suite of both state and federal permits and licenses.
7. The work they are doing now is primarily refurbishing existing infrastructure associated with exploration activities.