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The Pan European Reserves and Resources Reporting Committee

PERC

PERC is constituted to promote best practice in the public reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves.

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Response to European Critical Raw Materials Act

16 Jun 2023

The Pan-European Resources and Reserves Reporting Committee (PERC) is a not-for-profit association of six professional organisations whose membership includes a significant proportion of currently active European mining professionals involved in the extractive minerals industry in Europe and around the world. PERC is a member organisation of The Committee for Mineral Reserves International Reporting Standards (CRIRSCO) which recognises PERC as the National Reporting Organisation for Europe. PERC welcomes the publication of the Critical Raw Materials Act 2023 (CRMA) and its recognition of the importance of the extractive industry in supporting the European Unions policy goals. To assist in the better understanding and implementation of the CRMA, PERC has provided comments and suggestions for changes and additions to the CRMA text, as published in March 2023, under the following four themes: Project financing and investor protection for Mineral Companies; Harmonisation of minerals information in Europe; Recognition of existing reporting standards in the international minerals sector; Secondary sources of critical and strategic mineral raw materials. PERCs submission has been reviewed and endorsed by the CRIRSCO Executive and the Board of the European Federation of Geologists (EFG). Our full submission is provided in the accompanying document.
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Response to European Critical Raw Materials Act

25 Nov 2022

This response is provided on behalf of the Pan-European Resources and Reserves Reporting Committee (PERC), which is a not-for-profit organisation whose members are professional organisations representing many mining industry professionals working in Europe. PERC is an important stakeholder in the European mining sector and two of our key objectives (as specified in our Statutes) are: To represent the minerals industry and related stakeholders on resource and reserve reporting issues directly in Europe and via CRIRSCO elsewhere in the World; and To promote the consistency and improvement of national reporting standards for Mineral Exploration Results, Mineral Resource and Reserves, through consultation, cooperation and training at corporate, national and international levels. The accompanying letter provides a commentary and recommendations under the following headings: Professional skills and training European Minerals Legislation Inventories of CRM mineral occurrences and development projects Project financing and investor protection
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Meeting with Nicolas Schmit (Commissioner) and

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