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..............die Vorbereitung zum JSB Meeting?

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2013/03/...-this-weekend.html

060313 AUTONOMY REVIEW THIS WEEKEND
By Aloysius Laukai

The Bougainville Autonomy will be reviewed starting with the official launching this weekend.

This was announced by the Deputy Administrator, Operations, PAUL KEBORI this afternoon.

In his announcement, MR. KEBORI said that since the Autonomy was established through the Bougainville Peace Agreement it was supposed to have been reviewed last year.

This has led to the Ex combatants protesting to the ABG demanding immediate review of the Autonomy arrangement.

A team from the National Government will arrive tomorrow, Friday to prepare for the review meeting to be held on Saturday.

According to the program the Chief Secretary MR. MANASUPE ZURENUOC and his National government delegation will arrive on Friday and will meet with ABG officials on Friday.

The main Launching ceremony will be held on Saturday morning at the BEL ISI PARK in Buka town.

The Papua New Guinea’s deputy Prime Minister, LEO DION will arrive on Saturday morning for the launching.

Joint Keynote address would be made by the Deputy Prime Minister, LEO DION and the ABG President, DR. JOHN MOMIS.

Chiefs ex combatants and the people of Bougainville are welcomed to witness the ceremony.

New Dawn FM will carry live the speeches at the ceremony.

Ends

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07 March 2013

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2013/03/...una-bright-by.html

040313 By Aloysius Laukai

Despite conflicting reports on the future of the closed Panguna Copper and Gold mine, the majority of Bougainvilleans still want the Panguna mine to open with BCL the main player again.
The second North Bougainville forum on the future of Panguna mine was told by all the districts that PANGUNA needs to be re-opened to support the ABG realize physical self reliance before referendum is conducted on Bougainville.
Although the Mekamui faction were opposed to the immediate reopening wanted Bougainville to attain independence before discussing the future of the mine.
All North Bougainville districts supported the re-opening stating that other issues would be addressed through negotiations.
Districts that attended this second regional forum were, Torokina,Selau.Suir,Kunua and Tinputz.
Recommendations from this forum will be collated and presented to the Bougainville Executive Council.
The meeting was organized by the office of the Director of Panguna negotiations, RAYMOND MASONO who thanked all participants for their contributions.
Forums for Central and South Bougainville would be held later this month.

Ends

http://bougainville.typepad.com/newdawn/2013/03/...p-by-aloysius.html

Aloysius Laukai
 
| New Dawn

Isina landowners chairman, Sam Kauona and his Bougainville resources owners group last week presented their proposed policy to the ABG minister for mining, Michael Oni.

The presentation was made at the end of the second Forum on Panguna negotiations in Hutjena.
Mr. Kauona said that his group have prepared some write ups which they have presented to the ABG for possible inserting into the mining policy that would be tabled to the ABG Parliament next week.

He said that they wanted to assist the ABG with its plan to set up policy on Mining in the region.

Meanwhile, Minister Oni in his response thanked Mr. Kauona and his group on their presentation.
He promised that ABG Lawyers will work on their paper to see if some areas can be accommodated in the overall ABG Mining policy.

........Käufe aus dem Ask u Deckel bei 0,60/0,61 abgegriffen.

ASK 0,68 $ 0,536

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-03-07/...rst/4559170?section=business

Jemima Garrett for Pacific Beat

Updated 6 minutes ago
Map: Bougainville

Papua New Guinea's copper-rich island of Bougainville plans to introduce legislation that will see traditional landowners share mineral rights with their government.

President of the Autonomous Bougainville Government John Momis has told Radio Australia's Pacific Beat the re-opening of the mine will be on his terms.

"Rio Tinto will have to deal with us," he said.

Dissatisfaction over the sharing of benefits from Rio Tinto's giant Panguna mine in the 1990s led to a 10-year civil war on Bougainville, leaving thousands dead.

The mining legislation will be a world first, allowing landowners and the government to share rights to sub-surface minerals.

President Momis says landowners will have a power of veto over exploration and will also have a right to object once the development process begins.

"The underlying philosophy for our new mining act is empowering people," he said.

"Giving people the power to make political decisions about development, not just being mere passive recipients of benefits."  

Subtile Werbung, auch für Analphabeten geeignet. ;-)))

ABG u. PNG visit of RIOs Northparkes Mine in AU

Demnächst ist eine Lo`s Delegation dran sich die 8 Min. Animation von Past&Future für Boug. reinzuziehen. ;-))))

http://www.northparkes.com.au/miracle_of_copper.aspx

This short animated video describes in detail the geology of Northparkes Mines, the mining operation and the increasing role copper will play in this century for the development of renewable energies.

.........a world first for landowner rights to min

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/...ghts-to-min/1098494

Posted 7 March 2013, 17:45 AEST

In a world first, Papua New Guinea's copper-rich island of Bougainville plans to introduce legislation that will see traditional landowners share mineral rights with their government.

In the 1990's dissatifaction over the sharing of benefits from Rio Tinto's giant Panguna mine, led to a 10-year civil war on Bougainville, which left thousands dead.

As Rio-Tinto prepares for negotiations for the re-opening of the mine President John Momis is adamant it will be on his terms.

Jemima Garrett reports.

Presenter: Jemima Garrett

Speaker: John Momis, President of the Autonomous government of Bougainville

GARRETT: Since the Bougainville peace agreement was signed the people of this troubled island have been looking for a new kind of development: one that will give them economic self-reliance and a real choice when they hold a referendum on independence from Papua New Guinea sometime between 2015 and 2020.

Bougainville's new mining legislation is due to go to the autonomous region's parliament next week.

President John Momis believes it will be a game-changer.

MOMIS: The underlying philosophy for our new Mining Act is empowering people, giving people the power to make political decisions about development not just being mere passive recipients of benefits.

GARRETT: In a world first the legislation, allows for landowners and the autonomous Bougainville government to share rights to sub-surface minerals. Approval of mining and resolution of disputes is to be done through an all-inclusive Landowner Forum process.

President Momis says landowners will also have a power of veto over exploration.

MOMIS: Our proposed bill gives the landowners the right to veto, veto any exploration which they so believe that the developer and the government are not doing the right thing. They also have the right to object once a development process begins after exploration should the developer and the government decide to go ahead with development.

GARRETT: President John Momis blames Canberra and Rio Tinto for the way mining was set up on Bougainville prior to Papua New Guinea's indpendence from Australia, and as a result also blames them for the civil war.

MOMIS: The Australian government and Rio Tinto at the very beginning of the inception of the talks to develop Panguna mine, later on led to the crisis. You know The Australian government and Rio Tinto in their zeal to generate revenue completely ignored the peoples way of doing things.

GARRETT: What will this legislation mean for Rio tinto's existing mine on bougainville, a mine it is hoping to re-open. Does Rio Tinto need to be worried?

MOMIS: I don't think so. What we are saying is that the resource no longer belongs to the state it belongs to the people and to their own government. Rio Tinto will have to deal with us.

MOMIS: The new mining legislation is being pushed through parliament much faster that expected because a rash of small companies are entering Bougainville without permission and signing up landowers to deals with no legal basis.

President Momis's messge to them is clear.

MOMIS: My message is that they must forthwith stop. That what they are doing is illegal. There is a moratorium imposed in Bougainville and the national government is the only legitimate authority to breach the moratorium.

GARRETT: Rio Tinto has been working with the PNG government, landowners and with the Autonomous Bougainville Government and it may end up being the only miner on Bougainville.

MOMIS: We believe one big mine is sufficient and if pressed we may allow for one more mine. No more. We know there are possibilities but we are making sure that we first of all make proper use of the revenue generated by the Panguna mine and have it equitably distributed. We want to make sure that the current generation, as well as the future generation, after looked after and that we have our own people educated and skilled to handle the problems that the mining process will bring on Bougainville. If we don't then we'll be swamped.

A longer version of this interview will also be available.

......das ist wohl sehr  klar und deutlich gegen Morumbi und für Rio....

......MOMIS: The new mining legislation is being pushed through parliament much faster that expected because a rash of small companies are entering Bougainville without permission and signing up landowers to deals with no legal basis.

President Momis's messge to them is clear.

MOMIS: My message is that they must forthwith stop. That what they are doing is illegal. There is a moratorium imposed in Bougainville and the national government is the only legitimate authority to breach the moratorium.

GARRETT: Rio Tinto has been working with the PNG government, landowners and with the Autonomous Bougainville Government and it may end up being the only miner on Bougainville.

MOMIS: We believe one big mine is sufficient and if pressed we may allow for one more mine. No more. .........

(ob das der Händler in FRa  heute morgen auch gelesen hat ? ;-)))  

-Autonomy Review this Weekend
-Nächste Woche die Verabschiedung des Mining Act durch das ABG Parlament
-Forums for Central and South Bougainville would be held later this month.
-JSB Meeting vor Ende des Monats mit Drawdown of Powers & Shares?
-Anfang April BCL AGM
-??? Start der BCA Review

New post on Papua New Guinea Mine Watch


PNG’s Bougainville to pass world first mining law
by ramunickel

Bougainville's mining legislation will be a world first, allowing landowners and the government to share rights to sub-surface minerals.

Jemima Garrett | ABC Radio

Papua New Guinea's copper-rich island of Bougainville plans to introduce legislation that will see traditional landowners share mineral rights with their government.

President of the Autonomous Bougainville Government John Momis has told Radio Australia's Pacific Beat the re-opening of Rio Tinto's giant Panguna copper mine will be on his terms.

"Rio Tinto will have to deal with us," he said.

Dissatisfaction over the sharing of benefits from Rio Tinto's Panguna mine in the 1990s led to a 10-year civil war on Bougainville, leaving thousands dead.

The mining legislation will be a world first, allowing landowners and the government to share rights to sub-surface minerals.

Approval of mining and resolution of disputes will be negotiated in an all-inclusive landowner forum process.

President Momis says landowners will have a power of veto over exploration and will also have a right to object once the development process begins.

"The underlying philosophy for our new mining act is empowering people," he said.

"Giving people the power to make political decisions about development, not just being mere passive recipients of benefits."

President Momis says the legislation is unlikely to adversely affect Rio Tinto, the owner of the Panguna mine, but warns small mining companies on Bougainville that their operations are in breach of a mining moratorium.

Bougainville's new mining legislation is due to go to the autonomous region's parliament next week.  

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Mehr Info's über den Hintergrund des Schreibens der Comdirect findet man unter

http://corporate.computershare.com/de/news_media/...20Transparenz.pdf

http://www.goingpublic.de/...h-namensaktien-und-auskunftsverlangen-2/

Stellt sich natürlich die Frage warum BCL das macht.

Eine Möglichkeit ist, dass BCL die Kursmanipulationen und die Civelli-Theorie überprüft.

Eine andere ist, dass BCL eine direkte Kommunikation mit den Aktionären will, weil Entscheidungen anstehen, die eine 75% Mehrheit erfordern

Auf jeden Fall scheinen interessante Zeiten auf uns zukommen

Ich bin ja schon gespannt, ob ich auch ein Schreiben meiner Bank erhalte. Auf jedem Fall gibt es in den ABG's den gleichen Text wie bei der Comdirect.

Gruß,

mike  

Wieso fragt BCL gerade Comdirect an?

- selber habe ich noch kein entsprechendes Schreiben
von meiner Bank erhalten (nicht comdirect). Bin mal gespannt ob was kommt
- wenn nicht, wieso gerade Comdirect und woher
weiß BCL dass bei Comdirect Böcke liegen
- andererseits kann BCL aber auch nicht sämtliche
Banken weltweit anfragen!

im Moment erscheint mir das sehr dubios.  

habe die Mitteilung heute auch bekommen.

"weiß BCL dass bei Comdirect Böcke liegen
- andererseits kann BCL aber auch nicht sämtliche
Banken weltweit anfragen!"

Könnte es sein dass die Böcke evtl. bei den Nominees nur unter dem Namen der Banken u. nicht der einzelnen Shareholder eingetragen sind?

In dem Fall hätten die Nominees BCL die Namen aller Banken mitgeteilt.

der esbc hat ja gute kontakte zu boc. vielleicht kann man ja über den offiziellen kontakt bei peter nachfragen was es damit auf sich hat ?????  

..........und Margin auf den Kupferpreis.

http://www.de.sharewise.com/aktien/...ille-ki-1/analysen-empfehlungen

Dem Spekulanten wird hier die Möglichkeit geboten mit niedrigem Kapitaleinsatz eine langfristige terminmarktunabhängige Wette auf den Kupferpreis ohne Margin einzugehen.

Kupfer ist wohl das am meisten benötigte Industriemetall nach dem Stahl.Kupfer wird benötigt in der Kabelindustrie , der Elektroindustrie , im Kosumgüterbereich usw.

Diese Spekulantenaktie ( Kupfermine) reagiert sofort auf steigende Kupferpreise. Der Mehrbedarf an Elektolytkupfer wird in der Zukunft laut Fachleuten steigen. Die Lagerbestände der Industrie schmelzen bereits langsam ab und die Notierungen an der Londoner Metallbörse beginnen zu steigen.

Mein Tipp als Depotbeimischung geeignet. Kursziel 1,00 bis 1,5 Euro

Einige Freunde meinerseits schieben die nächsten Tage Registereinträge mit insgesamt ca. 300.000-400.000 Stück an. Mal schauen ob sich das auf den Kurs auswirkt und ob die STücke bei Citicorp wieder weniger werden!?  

hi

bis jetzt hab ich noch von keiner meiner Banken etwas bekommen.

Es könnte ja auch sein, das die CD die einzigste Bank ist, die ihren Kunden dieses mitteilt
und alle anderen Banken die gewünschten Daten BOC mitteilen ... ohne ihre Kunden darüber zu informieren.

... nur so ein Gedanke ...  

http://pngexposed.wordpress.com/2013/03/01/...small-fortune/#comments

hi, meinst du, der deckel bei 60 audcent ist jetzt richtig weg?
oder nur bis heute abend? auf jeden fall ist es neu, ihn tagsüber
hier nicht zu sehen.......  ein zeichen der hoffnung auf nun steigende kurse?  

..........wird womöglich durch heute in D billig eingesammelte Shares wieder aufgefüllt?

Die Trades ab 10.33 sehen nach einsammeln aus

http://www.ariva.de/bougainville_copper-aktie/..._sales?boerse_id=131

MOMIS: The new mining legislation is being pushed through parliament much faster that expected because a rash of small companies are entering Bougainville without permission and signing up landowers to deals with no legal basis.

President Momis's messge to them is clear.

MOMIS: My message is that they must forthwith stop. That what they are doing is illegal. There is a moratorium imposed in Bougainville and the national government is the only legitimate authority to breach the moratorium.

GARRETT: Rio Tinto has been working with the PNG government, landowners and with the Autonomous Bougainville Government and it may end up being the only miner on Bougainville.

MOMIS: We believe one big mine is sufficient and if pressed we may allow for one more mine. No more. We know there are possibilities but we are making sure that we first of all make proper use of the revenue generated by the Panguna mine and have it equitably distributed. We want to make sure that the current generation, as well as the future generation, after looked after and that we have our own people educated and skilled to handle the problems that the mining process will bring on Bougainville. If we don't then we'll be swamped.  

 

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