Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

................."He said that as the current ABG President, he had examined other options for the re-opening of the Panguna Mine but the leaders of the mine-leased landowners preferred the devil they knew and not a new devil."

Prüfung anderer Optionen aber die Chefs der Mine Lease Landeigner haben sich für BCL ausgesprochen. (the devil they knew ;-)))


"At the same time the ABG is aware that under international law PNG and the ABG cannot completely ignore BCL"s existing legal rights."

Auch ist dem ABG bekannt dass man BCLs legale Rechte unter PNG und internationalem Recht nicht ignorieren darf.

"Momis had advised PRIME MINISTER PETER O"NEILL against any National Government"s move to repeal the Mining(BOUGAINVILLE COPPER AGREEMENT) act or take over RIO TINTO shares in BCL."

Momis hat PRIME MINISTER PETER O"NEILL gebeten den Mining (Bougainville Copper Agreement) Akt nicht aufzuheben.

Klare Aussagen von Momis welche einige Unsicherheiten aus dem Markt nehmen dürften. ;-))

1) Die Landowners wollen eine Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine durch BCL
2) Die BCL Rechte an der Pangunamine u. den 7 weiteren Lizenzen sind garantiert.

berücksichtigung einer doch trägen entwicklung, werde ich
aber in den nächten tagen ein wenig einsammeln. mal sehen,
was kommt. ein paar jährchen habe ich ja noch.... glückauf

Auch mir geht es so, ein par Jährchen habe ich schon noch. Unter dem Motto: "wenn ich mal groß bin....."

Wird wohl dann so sein, dass man dann evtl. seinen Kindern etwas "vermachen" kann.

Hatte mich schon gefragt, was die "Mauer" bei -,75 soll. Daran kann man sehen, das was kommt. ich denke nach wie vor, dass rt/bcl mit dafür Sorge tragen, dass keine Begehrlichkeiten wegen des Kurses geweckt werden. Ein / zwei fundamentale News und das Mäuerchen bei -,75 wird zerbröselt. Aber bis dahin kann es noch ein paar Monate...

............die Belcol Feierlichkeiten abgeschlossen sind wird es evtl. sehr schnell gehen.Ausser uns dürfte bis dahin niemand an höheren Kursen interessiert sein.

2014

1) Belcol
2) Eröffnung des BCL Offices in Arawa
3) Miningpower Transfert durch PNG ans ABG
4) Verabschiedung der Mining Policy durch das ABG Parlament.

2015

5) Verhandlungen über die Aufteilung des "Fell des Bären" ;-)))
6) Feasabilitystudien durch BCL

........mal bischen aufrütteln ;-)))

Bitte ein paar *****

hotcopper.com.au/...p?fid=1&tid=2252532&msgid=13358470

na mal sehen.... billig einsammeln ist die devise!

Academic says Bougainville MP wrong on mining claims
Updated at 5:09 pm on 14 May 2014

An Australian academic who advises the autonomous government in Papua New Guinea's Bougainville has dismissed claims he has ties to mining companies.
The claims were made by the MP for Central Bougainville, Jimmy Miningtoro, who says the academic, Anthony Regan, should be removed from the province.
Mr Miningtoro says there has not been enough commmunity consultation on the draft mining law that Mr Regan has been involved with.
And he claims Mr Regan has links to Rio Tinto and Bougainville Copper Ltd.
But Mr Regan says he has never been involved with these companies or any mining operator.
"No links of any kind. I have no shares in any companies. I have never done any consulting work or any paid work for any mining company, including BCL or Rio Tinto, and it would be a gross breach of my duties as a lawyer and an advisor to the Bougainville Government, if I were to have any such links."
Anthony Regan also says there have been widespread community consultations over the draft mining law.

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...andere Töne. Man kann nur staunen. ;-)))


BOUGAINVILLE COULD BE THE GUIDING STAR FOR PNG SAYS KALI
By Aloysius Laukai


........The Secretary for the Department of Personal Management, JOHN KALI said that Bougainville could be leading PAPUA NEW GUINEA into the future with the Autonomy Arrangement being developed in Bougainville.
He made these remarks at a farewell function to farewell the National Government delegation in Buka last night.
MR. KALI said that if the Autonomy arrangement currently operating on Bougainville becomes successful, other Provinces in Papua New Guinea can also be upgraded to the Autonomy level in which they can operate their own public service that can be closer to the people.
He said this can be a good model that can further strengthen Papua New Guinea instead of what some critics are saying Autonomy will destroy the country........

kpl. Beitrag auf :  www.bougainville.typepad.com/

ramumine.wordpress.com/2014/05/16/...poses-amended-mining-act/

by ramunickel

Ian Hetri | PNG Loop

Chan seems to have had a change of heart since he was Prime Minister

Customary landowners will be in control of minerals found on their land under law changes proposed by Governor of New Ireland and former Prime Minister Sir Julius Chan.

They will also be able to have much more direct interest in development of natural resources under the plan presented to the government today.

Sir Julius was presenting the Mining (Amendment) Bill 2014.

The bill contains all the documents and discussions Sir Julius has delivered to various forums, advocating for a legal regime on the resource ownership and benefits sharing arrangements in PNG to be reviewed and possibly changed to benefit the people of this country.

In a media conference, Sir Julius emphasized on the proposed amendment.

   “The various presentations and documents call for the recognition and protection of the property rights of the customary land owners in minerals found within customary land, the property rights of the State found within State land and the property rights of the provincial government in minerals found on the land under the provincial government jurisdiction,” Sir Julius says.

The documents and the various presentations in the proposed bill emphasized the following:

   Change the ownership of mineral resources found within customary land from the State to the customary landowners
   Enable customary landowners to actively participate in the mining industry through the exploration and extraction of their mineral resources
   Equally distribute the wealth from mineral resources with the other non-mining provinces

   “If the proposed Mining Bill 2014 becomes an act, the property rights in minerals within a customary land and under a provincial government jurisdiction will be transferred and vested in the customary land owners and the provincial government respectively while minerals found in state land will be vested in the State,” Sir Julius says.

He said that under the proposed bill, customary landowners will effectively exercise the powers and functions in relation to minerals within customary land, with the State, a provincial government, and a local level government.

   “Under the proposed bill, an owner will be given the right to sell or dispose of the mineral extracted from his land.

   “The State will continue to be the regulator on customary land, land under provincial government jurisdiction and state land despite the ownership on minerals in customary land and under a provincial government jurisdiction being vested in the customary and a provincial government respectively.

   “The State will be required to grant a Licence for the purpose of exploration, mining or the grant of a tenement in relation to minerals to owners of the minerals,” Sir Julius says

Under the proposed bill, customary landowners will be reserved not less than 51 per cent percent of production sharing interest in any minerals extracted from under their customary land, which he believes was not the case since the establishment of mining act 1992.

.........aber nur wenn die Autonomie vollumfänglich und erfolgreich umgesetzt wird.
Votiert Boug. für die Independenz so läutet dieser Schritt die Totenglocken für PNG als Nation ein. Die Frage ist ob das im Sinne Au ist mit lauter kleinen Nationen zu tun zu haben frei nach Machiavelli: Teile u. herrsche ;-))))

...........Miningtoro lying on mining.

www.radionz.co.nz/international/programmes/...-lying-on-mining

Originally aired on Dateline Pacific, Friday 16 May 2014

Bougainville's leader takes issue with claims by a national MP that it has not sought the views of the people over its proposed mining law.

Duration:  3′ 31″ 

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The President of the autonomous Papua New Guinea province of Bougainville says the National Government's Communication Minister, Jimmy Miningtoro, is lying when he claims the people's views have not been sought on the proposed new mining law.

The ABG is promoting mining and the re-opening of the Panguna mine as the best route to economic development for the province and President John Momis told Don Wiseman that Mr Miningtoro, who is also the member for Central Bougainville, is wrong.

JOHN MOMIS: He's not telling the truth when he claims that we've had not enough consultation with the people. We've conducted more consultations with the people in Bougainville than any other government has ever done. I would guess even in PNG. We've consulted the land owners, we've consulted the ex combatants throughout the region, we've consulted women, we've consulted different parts of Bougainville. We've spent so much money on consultation precisely because we believe that unless we listen to the people and unless the people understand what we are about, what our reasons for wanting to reopen the Panguna Mine, we would not be doing justice to that. So his claim is totally untrue. Actually the people of Bougainville are saying Panguna Mine does not belong just to the land owners. That's a very strong claim. Ex combatants are saying, the people of Bougainville are saying "We all own Panguna Mine because all of us shed blood over it". And Miningtoro claims that because he's the Member for Central Bougainville, and because he's got relatives there, he has more rights than anybody else. It's totally untrue. And the people of Bougainville, this is not Momis saying it, the people of Bougainville are saying Panguna Mine belongs to all of us and therefore it should not be a matter just for the landowners. But of course the ABG is saying "well the landowners are the owners and we must also give them special treatment", which we have done.

DON WISEMAN: Jimmy Mingingtoro has in the past expressed his desire for mining not to happen and he wants to see a focus on other things. I know you've said that mining is needed because of the immediate money it can generate for the province, and that's still your position?

JM: That is still my position and not only mining. Mining will act as a magnet, it will attract other subsidiary economic activities to Bougainville. Other agricultural projects and programmes will take a long time. Even if Bougainville Copper Limited and the land owners and ourselves, the ABG, agree to have the mine re-open, we will have a lot of companies, subsidiary companies involved in subsidiary economic activities come to Bougainville.

DW: He's made this call. He says he's going to approach Foreign Affairs and ask Anthony Regan to be removed, what chance has he of succeeding there? Do you have any say in that?

JM: Well, Tony Regan is working for the ABG as a consultant. We see absolutely no reason why he should be deported or should be black listed from coming to Bougainville. There are many other people that have come to Bougainville through the back door some of whom that Miningtoro knows should be black listed. Tony Regan has a track record that speaks for itself. Tony Regan qualifies to continue to work here as long as we need him.

..so manche Erkenntnisse haben sich über die Jahrhunderte vielfach bewährt und beziehen wohl daher ihre Berechtigung.

Sollte die Planung bestehen , in einem Jahrzehnt ind dem für jedermann sichtbar die Welt  und die Resourcen neu aufgeteilt werden, hier ein Vorzeigeobjekt zu schaffen, um so besser. Die dafür notwendige Power ist vorhanden und der ganze Prozess dürfte ein wenig mehr nachhaltig angelegt sein. Wer weiss schon was der morgige Tag bringt. ;-)))

.......in Vorbereitung

... wo finde ich noch gleich das "Alte" bzw. die letzte Version?

www.docstoc.com/docs/149603685/...le-Copper-Agreement-sturm-pr

...in welchen Kapiteln soll denn geupdatet werden ? Ist da was bekannt ?


das hier ?

Stand 9 May 2008

www.bougainville-copper.eu/mediapool/59/...ew_BCA-20080509.pdf

Hehe, der war gut :D

Quelle u. wann sollte dies erscheinen?