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level questions: Geoscience Ontario (20)

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1. Practice of Geoscience: Perform activity requiring knowledge, understanding and application of geoscience safeguard welfare of public, life, health property and environmentDefinition of the APGO Act
1. No practice without membership a. Does not apply to surveyors or engineers 2. Corporation not do geoscience work without certificate of authorization a. Does not apply to partnership where one or more are members 3. Don’t use P.Geo unless a member 4. Do not stamp if you are not member unless member wants you to stamp 5. Fine of 25000 for first offence and 50,000 for second offenceWhat are some prohibitions for practicing geoscience based on APGO act? (5)
1. Registration approved if qualified 2. Registration committee can vary or remove conditions on membership 3. Registration can be revoked if commit crime that would be against law in Canada, failing to comply with act, remonstrated professional negligence; appeal possibleWhat are 3 factors of registration and membership in APGO?
1. Organization that provides geoscience work or employs geoscientists; registration committee can revoke or limit certificatesWhat is an APGO certificate of authorization?
1. Complaints committee can investigate conduct 2. Employee of association can be appointed to investigate 3. Investigator shall produce evidence, demand documents, and remove documents; can go into land or business without warrant for issues but cannot go to private property unless have wrrant or invited in a. Warrant issued if investigator prevented from investigating b. Will give company a heads up if investigating without a warrant c. Do not destroy or hide relevant info d. Can be fined 10-20,000 dollatsWhat are some facts about investigations and disciplinary proceedings in the APGO act? (3)
offence related to professional integrityin the context of the APGO act?
lack of knowledge, skill or care for the public; same goes for certificate holderswhat is professional incompetence in the context of the APGO act?
a. Miscounduct, competent issue with certificate holder b. Can suspend registration, vary or impose terms, direct member to return money, etc. c. Decision can be appealedWhat would cause disciplinary proceedings to be initiated in the APGO act?
a. Regulate geoscience b. Govern its members c. Maintain standards d. Public awareness e. Mobility of membershipWhat are the objectives of the APGO (5)?
To protect public interestWhat is the main duty of APGO?
a. Establish joint board b. Make reciprocal agreements c. Council of APGO is 20 members , 25% nor part of association d. President, VP and past president council members by virtue of office e. Only permanent committees is registration, complaints and discipline f. Can select registrar from existing members g. Council give report to minister each yearWhat powers does the Association have? (7)
1. Need qualified person (ethics, education and experience aka registered with organization, educated and 5 years experience and expertise/relevant experience on commodity, deposit type) a. Comply, CIM definition standards, communicate, conduct, check disclosure 2. Standards 3. best practices, and technical reportWhat kind of person can write a 43-101?
1. Signed off 2. Clear and balanced 3. Consistent 4. Based on reasonable assumptions 5. Unbiased and identifies potential risks and uncertaintiesWhat IS a 43-101? (5)
1. Guarantee of good work 2. Cookbook for mineral estimation 3. Vetting process at regulatory agencyWhat is NOT a 43-101 (3)?
In general, information posted or linked on issuers website is considered endorsedWhat is considered disclosure in the context of a 43-101?
1. Exploration, 2. mineral resource 3. economic assessment 4. mineral reserve 5. production (2-5 all generate official reports)What are the 5 stages of a mineral resource project?
1. Title 2. Date and Sig page 3. Table of Contents 4. Illustrations 5. Summary 6. Intro 7. Reliance on other experts (aka persons who wrote report)What are the first 7 sections of the 43-101?
7. Reliance on other experts (aka persons who wrote report) 8. Property description and location 9. Access, Climate, Local resources, infrastructure and Physiography 10. History 11. Geological Setting and Mineralization 12. Deposit Types 13. Exploration work done 14. Drilling doneWhat are sections 8-14 of the 43-101?
15. Sample Preparation, Analyses and Security 16. Data Verification 17. Mineral Processing and Metallurgical Testing 18. Mineral Resource Estimates 19. Mineral Reserve Estimates 20. Mining Methods 21. Recovery MethodsWhat are sections 15-21 of the 43-101?
22. Project Infrastructure 23. Market Studies and Contracts 24. Environmental Studies, Permitting and Social or Community Impact 25. Capital and Operating Costs 26. Economic Analysis 27. Adjacent Properties 28. Other Relevant Data and InformationWhat are sections 22-28 of the 43-101?
29. Interpretations 30. Recommendations 31. ReferencesWhat are sections 29-31 of the 43-101(last sections?)