RE:RE:Ranj speaksMetal, --- i suppose we should have expected as much. I sent follow up to John Streicker (cc Ranj, Paul, Sandy) today from his prior response to my questions from early July. I would encourage all of you to do the same!!! Voice your complaints directly. Seems YESAB is a cross functional group of people who get together when it's convenient for them, don't really get paid for hitting timelines, have no incentive to hit timelines, etc. What a joke of a way to manage a project!
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Hi John,
I appreciate your feedback on the attached dated 7/13/2023 to my concerns and what is being done by the YG in regards to holding YESAB accountable for hitting their commitments and timeline.
As you can understand, the continued pushing out of issuing the guidelines should be of concern to all investors of Yukon mining companies who invest in Yukon because we’ve been led to believe that this is a mining friendly jurisdiction that is focused on getting new mines permitted quickly.
My bottom-line question – Does YESAB believe they failed and didn’t meet expectations from a basic project management standpoint on the original date or do they really even care and even if they don’t hit the new revised Sept date…do they even really care? Once again, I will state, in private business, these kinds of things are viewed as Project Management failures when dates are not hit. I supposed in government, not hitting dates isn’t really considered a failure at all.
I’m trying not to complain, at the same time these things are frustrating when it seems to be a totally lack of accountability within YESAB to anyone.
Please confirm, do you know if YESAB views not hitting the Aug timeline as a failure and how can we have confidence the Sept date is going to be hit or shall we expect that date is just a guess at this point?
Once again, I’m reaching out as a private investor in WRN --- and I’m not speaking on behalf of the company of course!
Appreciate any quick feedback you can provide.