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Morning All. And Subtle, All and then some. x

Yes...you could go and learn to count....it's been approximately 70 days since we last had the pleasure.

Morning All.

Underway, forthcoming and prioritised then. Lol

A little, tiny gleam of light maybe in "....partly because work is already underway".

Hello Eric. Here we are then, a report from yesterday's meeting:

https://www.riksdagen.se/sv/webb-tv/

. Yes, Juicy, I only saw the bit about the meeting this morning, it the most interesting bit.

From Avanza. Thanks Nalfaren:

Riksdag supports what is stated in the motion to ensure that the authorities that handle permit matters for the industry have sufficient resources for the purpose. to shorten the processing times, and this announces the Riksdag to the government.
The Riksdag endorses what is stated in the motion for permit management and more efficient environmental work and announces this to the government.
The Riksdag agrees with what is stated in the motion to carry out a review of the regulatory letters for the authorities that handle permit matters, with greater demands on a holistic view and all three pillars of sustainability, and announces this to the government.

https://www.riksdagen.se/sv/dokument-lagar/dokument/motion/den-svenska-basindustrin_H7023252

Eric...I agree he was very right put it on the table and to ring fence cash in case it comes to it.

I even love some of the old(ish) LTHs....that didn't come out quite right ( lol0. I mean all passengers for the bus, when it's been upgraded....I wont name names because I'll be accused of flirting again.

Eric...So would I, like to see some justice, Glacial the other day had some good ideas about it.

Eric...And Ka-Pow to you too. :-)

For sure who owns shares but we LTHs know who we can trust. I trust Eric, I currently don't agree with him about the legal issue but we're still mates (I think). I even love some of the old(ish) LTHs...GL and xxx you All.

Andy...I question your logic and your idea of percentages ...only five people...who neither own shares or don't like what Mr Budge is doing. Facebook? Never!
Come on you lot...don't let him get away with that!

As a rock:

Beowulf (AIM: BEM; Spotlight: BEO), the mineral exploration and development company, announces that as at 28 February 2020, there were 395,516,127 Swedish Depository Receipts representing 65.67 per cent of the issued share capital of the Company. The remaining issued share capital of the Company is held in the UK.

Never a truer word said...FarEnd...looks like we're all agreed this morning, sort of. Will we be on the Agenda?

Eric...A memory of an ancient memory...is not to be sneezed at. lol

Looks like we're returning to the Tuesday/Wednesday up a little days...for the flaky that is.

Yes, my thoughts also....but what does 'transition' mean; Kallak I believe is already listed in the future plan for 2030(ish)...what reason could they have for saying No to what is rumoured to be the largest unbroken iron deposit in Europe and it's clean... with very little or no sulphides. Why bring iron to Europe from the other side of the world...it's about Sweden taking it's responsibility isn't it?

PS It doesn't mention that Sweden hasn't granted a licence to mine for twelve years and there's a list of 5 companies who have waited nearly as long as we have....and that it has revoked one that it did grant.

Part 2 (plus) What about this bit, last two paragraphs?

"In addition, Sweden is planning for a transition from iron mining toward mining of innovation-critical metals and minerals and has revised its identification and mapping of such minerals over the past year. Supplying minerals for the transition to low-carbon and high-tech economies is one of Sweden’s top priorities, as well as for other European countries.

In the Fraser Institute Annual Survey of Mining Companies, 2019, Europe ranked as the most attractive region in the world for mining investment, above Australia and Canada. As a mining jurisdiction, Sweden has consistently been highly placed in the Fraser Institute Annual Survey of Mining Companies. The country’s investment attractiveness was ranked 10th of 76 globally, and among the highest in Europe as a destination for mining sector investment (Fraser Institute, 2019)."

One can only hope that it's a prelude to them actually granting a mining licence that fully meets the legal requirements and the green innovation, which has been shelved for nearly 7 years for political reasons....and has been an endless frustration to the investors strung along for years with false promises and generally treated with contempt.