PMRC Flashcards

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The following stands for?

PMDIF

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Philippine Minerals Development Institute Foundation

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The following stands for?

COMP

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Chamber of Mines of the Philippines

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3
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The following stands for?

PSE

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Philippine Stock Exchange, Inc.

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4
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The following stands for?

DENR

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Department of Envireoment and Natural Resources

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5
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The following stands for?

MGB

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Mines and Geosciences Bureau

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6
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The following stands for?

PMRC

A

Philippine Mineral Reporting Code

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7
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The following stands for?

PRC

A

Professional Regulation Commission’s

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8
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The following stands for?

PABC

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Philippines-Australia Business Council

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9
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The following stands for?

BOI

A

Board of Investments

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10
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The following stands for?

DTI

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Department of Trade and Industry

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The following stands for?

PSEM

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Philippine society of Mining Engineers

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The following stands for?

SMEP

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Society of Metalurgical Engineers of the Philippines

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13
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The following stands for?

GSP

A

Geological Society of the Philippines

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14
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JORC

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Joint Ore

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15
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Provides the guidelines on the Reporting for all deposit types except petroleum and gas

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Philippine Mineral Reporting Code

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16
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what are the 3 main principles of PMRC

A

Transparency
Competence
Materiality

17
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Report contains all relevant information for the readers to make reasoned and balance judgement of the Public Report

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Materiality

18
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sufficient information, clear and unambiguous presentation of data, not misleading to the readers of the “public Report”

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Transparency

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Public Report is based on work of competent persons

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Competence

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The resposibility of a public company thru its Board of Directors and based on info and supporting documentations prepared by competent Person(s)

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Public Report

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a member of PSEM, GSP or PSME, duly accredited by the professional organization to w/c he/she belongs or a ROPO included in the list promulgated as the need arises

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Competent person

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A competent must a ____ years of experience on a certain deposit

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ROPO

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Recognized Overseas Professional Organization

24
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data, information and reports generated by exploration programmes that maybe of use to investors and/or their financial advisers

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Exploration report

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A concentration of materials of intrinsic economic interest in or on earth's crust in such form, quality and quantity that there are reasonable prospect for eventual economic extraction
Mineral Resource
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3 categories in order of increasing geological confidence
Inferred, Indicated, Measured
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What are the 3 public reports
Exploration Results Mineral Resource Ore reserves
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8 modifying factors
Mining Metallurgical Economic Governmental Environmental Social Legal Marketing
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tonnage, grade and mineral content can be estimated with a low level of confidence
Inferred Mineral Resource
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based on information gathered through appropriate techniques from locations such as outcrops, trenches, pits, workings and drill holes which may be limited or of uncertain quality and realibility
Inferred Mineral Resource
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inferred from geological evidence, sampling and assumed but not verifies geological and/or grade continuity
Inferred Mineral Resource
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tonnage, density, shape, physical characterisitics, grade and mineral content can be estimated with HIgh level of confidence
Measured Mineral Resource
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based on detailed and reliable exploration, sampling and testing information gathered through appropriate technique from locations such as outcrops trenches pits workings and drill holes.
Measured Mineral Resource
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location are spaced closely enough to confirm geological and grade continuity
Measured Mineral Resource
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tonnage, densities, shape physical characteristics, grade and mineral content can be estimated with a reasonable level of confidence.
Indicated mineral Resource
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based on exploration, sampling and testing information gathered through appropriate techniques such as outcrops, trenches, pits workings and drill holes.
Indicated mineral Resource
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Locations are too widely or inappropriately spaced to confirm geological and/or grade continuity but are spaced closely enough for continuity to be assumed
Indicated mineral Resource