RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:September 2020 PresentationTraderfan,
The process for getting permits is interesting and complicated. I mean, you have to get all the stakeholders on board, get agreement on the impact/benefits, get mutliple for environmental approvals, air, water, etc., etc,, etc., Once you get all these then and the Gov't is satisfied that all the due diligence is done and the stakeholders have been heard and agreements are in place, they tell you that the application can be submitted. Once the application is submitted, there is a 45 day review period. However, the Ministry is very, very thoroug, and, if you get the go ahead to submit, you should get the permit.
So, I would say, we get the production permit soon, well before they need for production. GWA can operate on the bulk sample permit for a while once they start mining the stope. If they start undergound in October, they won't need a production permit until probably January(or so).