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    "speaker_name": "Reconnaissance Licence",
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    "content": "57K (1) The holder of a reconnaissance licence may make an application in the prescribed form to the Cabinet Secretary for approval to amend the approved programme for reconnaissance. Right to surrender Reconnaissance License. 57L (1) The holder of a reconnaissance licence may, upon application in the prescribed form and manner and upon meeting prescribed conditions, surrender the licence. (2) Upon surrender, the holder of a reconnaissance licence shall submit all records, reports, results, data and interpretation arising from the reconnaissance operations to the Cabinet Secretary which shall become the property of the State, and the holder shall not trade or otherwise divulge information to any third party without the express permission of the Cabinet Secretary. Hon. Temporary Deputy Chairman, I have been moving a lot of consequential amendments that have included what we are calling “a Reconnaissance Licence”. This licence gives an opportunity to the prospectors to work around and do non-intrusive types of prospecting that are covered under the Reconnaissance Licence. This section will, therefore, apply to only reconnaissance licences; how they will look like; the conditions under which they should be given; the maximum size of the areas they can be issued; and the rights under which those licences would be done; restrictions on what they can do with the minerals they find; and the obligation of the holder who has a Reconnaissance Licence. So, this amendment is a whole new section to allow for more people to be looking at what we may be having as a country so that we get a better picture of what our mineral resource base is like."
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