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Minimum 3p. We can get 2p going to court.

I suppose you naysayers believe Colin wrote the news article last week, concerning the internal review, just so he could delay things more and stay on the pay-roll. Incredible

WHYAST.... Ok I understand, I would like to know what there offering too. However there maybe other issues with doing this that we are not aware of but I don't see what harm in asking Colin why we can't be informed.

I also have stated that we should be given a proper time-limit on this review as soon as possible.

For clarity I voted earlier today in FAVOUR. I would prefer not to, but for me at the moment this appears to be the only sensible option. However I would prefer any raised funds to be spent on taking the authorities to court if the delay is unreasonable or the answer is no to the permit. I would prefer to not spend much more on this project until we have concrete answers.

Sorry my computer went crazy there.

WHYAST.... I am not understanding why this urge to stop the SR, I'm confused. Also do we know what the legal and financial consequences of doing this are?

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Duster... First of all what I wrote is not spin, it is my view. I'd like to know what experience of this project you can offer sitting at your keyboard all day.

What is your plan for voting no if the permits don't arrive.

Lat us have a constructive plan from you rather than a destructive one.

I'll suggest a plan for you.... why don't you sell your shares and move to a share that you are comfortable with.

I myself think as CEO's go Colin is genuine, but for those that don't, by voting no, we as long tern holders lose. Colin I imagine will be offered a job with whoever takes over the project. He now has more experience than anyone with how this project works.

I envisage three possibilities, all based on the assumption the powers at be give us their decision within the next few weeks/months and shareholders sanction the ability to raise funds.

OPTION...
1) permits issued......a reasonable offer is made within weeks. (2p,3p or more)

2) permits declined..... a very low ball offer (1p or lower offered).

3) permits declined.... no offer

Each option resulting in the following actions by shareholders, or at least my action.

1) Offer accepted.

2) Offer declined,(use funds to go to court and claim money back for wasting our time and money).

3) Same as answer 2)

Scott... that's ok then, but for anyone using post with that broker it could be too late.

Next Wednesday will be cutting it fine if you're doing it by post.

Contacted my broker, but they said no information as yet. I will contact them again tomorrow!

sorry I mean Dava.

Dave... Just contact your broker, (those that trade your shares for you), they will help you!

If there is a meeting next week we may be given an official date for completion of any internal review, and this may end up being very quick. If the permit arrives before any potential raising of funds then an offer will more than likely arrive before funding takes place.

If this feels like deja vu then it's best to move on, and I mean no disrespect when I say that. I understand how difficult it is to sell a stock you have invested lots of time and money in, to then give-up on it. However you have to consider those of us who are in the same situation but wish continue. The only reasonable option for us is to vote yes.

No rose tinted glasses, just common sense to protect investment.

Very good interview imo.

Needs to show we have the means to move forward!

WhyAST...To be fair, I think Colin's comments were acceptable. After the newspaper article was released he was unable to get a response from either the minister or ARSO or at least a meaningful response. Having been given positive feedback prior to this and with the timeline of the end of September, it is understandable that an article published in the public domain without contacting him first would cause a reaction like this.

Let's hope a meeting can be arranged and either a decision or an official date acceptable to the BOD/shareholders is arranged.

Stockdale... yes it was thrown out in April 2016, but we started again through ARSO, and then it went through the appeal process after ARSO had finished, then it went through another appeal to the admin court and was finally awarded in Nov 2017.

Now I'm running late!

Stockdale... I have to go now, but I find this hard to believe what you are saying. This is the same gas processing plant permit we have been trying to get for years. How can you say it is a new one.

I'm off now, bye!