REGULATIONS OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER N° 005/MINES/RMB/2019 OF 18/07/2019 DETERMINING POTENTIAL MINING AREAS, CRITERIA FOR CATEGORISATION OF MINES, MODALITIES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR MINERAL LICENCE APPLICATION AND FOR TENDERS | 005/MINES/RMB/2019 OF 18/07/2019 — Rwanda law | Esheria

REGULATIONS OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER N° 005/MINES/RMB/2019 OF 18/07/2019 DETERMINING POTENTIAL MINING AREAS, CRITERIA FOR CATEGORISATION OF MINES, MODALITIES AND REQUIREMENTS FOR MINERAL LICENCE APPLICATION AND FOR TENDERS

These Regulations set out the rules for identifying potential mining areas, categorising mines, and applying for or renewing mineral licences, including licences obtained through tender.

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Jurisdiction
Rwanda
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
005/MINES/RMB/2019 OF 18/07/2019
Status
In force
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Language
mul
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These Regulations set out the rules for identifying potential mining areas, categorising mines, and applying for or renewing mineral licences, including licences obtained through tender. This article defines key terms used in the regulations. If a site is proven to contain minerals, the Chief Executive Officer designates it as a potential mining area. The Chief Executive Officer must publish a yearly list of potential mining areas and related mining/licensing information on the Organ’s website, and update it when new mining areas are designated. This article lists the general conditions for exploring a potential mining area and says the Chief Executive Officer sets the standards for exploration report requirements.