January 2006 (PDF 2.9 MB) - Barrick Gold Corporation
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Cowal <strong>Gold</strong> Project – Cyanide Management Plan<br />
(x) The Applicant shall, in consultation with the CEMCC, develop appropriate strategies to support<br />
activities which promote special interest tourism related to the co-existence of mining and the<br />
Lake Cowal environment.<br />
The CEMCC comprises representatives of Bland Shire Council, Lake Cowal Environmental<br />
Foundation, two <strong>Barrick</strong> representatives and four community representatives including one from the<br />
Lake Cowal Landholders Association.<br />
The CEMCC provides an opportunity for members of the community to attend CEMCC meetings to<br />
discuss specific issues relevant to them, including any concerns relating to cyanide. A landholder can<br />
make a request to the CEMCC regarding a particular issue, or the landowner can register a complaint<br />
in the complaints register. Landowners who register complaints will be invited to join in discussion of<br />
the issue at the next CEMCC meeting.<br />
8.2 COMPLAINTS REGISTER AND RECORDS<br />
8.2.1 Complaints Register<br />
A process for the handling of complaints is provided below in accordance with the requirements of<br />
Project consent conditions and to facilitate prompt and comprehensive responses to any community<br />
concerns.<br />
A complaints register will be maintained by the Environmental Manager in accordance with Consent<br />
Condition 10.1(a). The condition is reproduced below:<br />
10.1 Community Consultation (including Aboriginal community)<br />
(a) Complaints<br />
The Environmental Officer (refer condition 3.1) shall be responsible:<br />
(i) for receiving complaints with respect to construction works and mine operations on a<br />
dedicated and publicly advertised telephone line, 24 hours per day 7 days per week,<br />
entering complaints or comments in an up to date log book, and ensuring that a response is<br />
provided to the complainant within 24 hours; and<br />
(ii) providing a report of complaints received every six months throughout the life of the project<br />
to the Director-General, BSC, EPA, DMR, and CEMCC, or as otherwise agreed by the<br />
Director-General. A summary of this report shall be included in the AEMR (condition<br />
9.2(a)).<br />
Information recorded in the complaints register with respect to each complaint will include:<br />
• date of complaint;<br />
• name, address and telephone number of complainant;<br />
• nature of complaint; and<br />
• response action taken to date.<br />
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