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EBN Notional Field Development Plan When both plan and project EIA are required, both EIAs may be combined. If this is the case, the extensive EIA procedure is followed for the combined EIA. 4.2.13 Summary Extraction permit (Mining Act) Grievance procedure Appeal procedure (Council of State) All permits are irrevocable Spatial zoning procedure (via NCR) Extraction plan (Mining Act) Preparation / EIA } All in one permit for physical aspects Water Permit } Appeal procedure (Council of State) Excavation Permit 2 year 34 weeks 32 weeks Total: 170 weeks Figure 4-6. Procedures and Permits via NCR © 2011 Halliburton All Rights Reserved 140
EBN Notional Field Development Plan Preparation / EIA Spatial zoning procedure Appeal procedure (Administrative court) Last permits are irrevocable Extraction permit (Mining Act) Grievance procedure Appeal procedure (Council of State) Extraction plan (Mining Act) Appeal procedure (Council of State) } All in one permit for physical aspects Water Permit Appeal procedure (Administrative court) Appeal procedure (Administrative court) Further appeal (Council of State) Further appeal (Council of State) Excavation Permit Appeal procedure (Council of State) Total: 2 year 13 weeks 26 weeks 1 year 40 weeks 235 weeks Figure 4-7. Procedures and Permits without NCR 4.2.14 Natural Resources - Ownership Principle and Land Access Article 3 of the MA stipulates that natural resources belong to the State, and that the ownership thereof transfers, once produced, to the license holder. Since hydrocarbons are defined in the MA as a subgroup of ‘natural resources’, this also includes (shale) oil and gas. The Mining License provides the license holder (geographical) exclusivity regarding mining activities in the licensed area (Art. 6). It is important to note that in 2009, an amendment to the MA was agreed to in Parliament, which provides the Minister the opportunity to reduce the size and/or duration of a license, if it appears that no actual (‘significant’) activities are being undertaken by the operator within a certain area. This amendment has been made to stimulate mining activities within a license. © 2011 Halliburton All Rights Reserved 141
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