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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completed. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Clearing for mineral exploration only to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced Pastoral Management Pty Ltd seeks to: - Renew the clearing permit. Incidental clearing may be required periodically to accommodate existing mine activities; - Revise the total approved area from 70ha to 75ha to align with the approved area described within the Sino East Infrastructure (S0229921) Mining Proposal (Reg ID 76582); and have not yet been completed- Revise the authorised extent to align with the development envelope as described within the Sino East Infrastructure (S0229921) Mining Proposal (Reg ID 76582). For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Pastoral Management Pty Ltd is the holder of tenement G08/75 and the underlying Xxxxxx pastoral lease (N050076). Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) G08/75 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Where possible future miscellaneous mine activities will be accommodated within previously disturbed areas. Any future clearing activities will be minor in nature. Vegetation and topsoil is to be stockpiled adjacent to cleared area for later usage in rehabilitation in accordance with the Sino East Infrastructure Preliminary Closure Plan (Reg ID 61376). Refer to DWER’s Clearing for mineral exploration only of native vegetation offsets Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced Mining and have not yet been completedExploration in the Mt Belches continues and an extension to the NVCP is requested to facilitate future developments. A further 5 years is requested. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Mining Tenement Holder Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) M25/125 M25/133 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☐ Yes Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: No details are confirmed at present however previously disturbed areas are utilised wherever possible. Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No If yes, provide details, and complete and attach Appendix A of the extent that is required for access and conduct Clearing of operationsnative vegetation offsets procedure guideline.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ܆ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ܆ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ܈ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ܆ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ܆ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ܆ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completedRemoval of 2.92 ha from the clearing permit area (‘stockpile access only’ area: ML110STP20R) to provide vegetation cover for red crabs, concomitant with approval of clearing of surrounding area under CPS 8032/1. Total area of CPS 4506 reduced to 219.69 ha. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Mining Lease MCI 70/1A Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ܈ Yes ܆ No If yes, provide details: This amendment reduces clearing under CPS 4506 Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ܆ Yes ܈ No

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced Mining and have not yet been completedExploration in the Mt Belches continues and an extension to the NVCP is requested to facilitate future developments. A further 5 years is requested. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Mining Tenement Holder Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) M25/71 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☐ Yes Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: No details are confirmed at present however previously disturbed areas are utilised wherever possible. Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No If yes, provide details, and complete and attach Appendix A of the extent that is required for access and conduct Clearing of operationsnative vegetation offsets procedure guideline.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Regis Resources is proposing to develop the Petra Project within the Duketon Gold Project Area, in the north eastern Goldfields region of Australia. This application is to amend Purpose Permit 6657/6, is being sought in accordance with th Environmental Protection (Clearing activities have commenced of Native Vegetation) Regulations 2004 and have not yet been completedrequests permission to clear the following areas: • 4461 ha at the Petra Gold Project • 3332 ha at the Petra to Moolart Well Haul Road At present, Purpose Permit 6657/6 allows for the clearing of a maximum area of 4,167 ha. This amendment application requests an additional 779 ha of clearing for the developmen of the Petra Project and associated transport infrastructure. 1 Approximate clearing to be 140 ha 2 Approximate clearing to be 85 ha For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner See attached Tenement Summary documents Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) L38/315, L38/226, M38/1247 and M38/1264 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Clearing for mineral exploration only to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.:

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completed. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details, and complete and attach Appendix A of the extent that is required for access and conduct Clearing of operationsnative vegetation offsets procedure guideline.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completedExtend permit for a further 12 months, expiring on 30 June 2020. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner NA – no change to size of area to be cleared. Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) NA – no change to size of area to be cleared. You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Considered on a project by project basis, with the focus on avoidance and minimisation of clearing. Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No If yes, provide details, and complete and attach Appendix A of the extent that is required for access and conduct Clearing of operationsnative vegetation offsets procedure guideline.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completedWestern Areas Ltd wishes to extend the permit for another 5 years to 31 January 2025. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) Exploration lease E77/1581 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Internal Ground Disturbance Permitting procedure Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced Robe River Limited (the Company) is requesting to amend CPS 5639 to increase the assessment area (including a new tenement), increase the clearing limit from 30 to 85 ha and have not yet been completedextend the duration of clearing permit and period in which clearing is authorised to extend mine support infrastructure associated with the Mesa K mine beyond the existing clearing permit boundary. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner The tenements that are the subject of the existing Clearing Permit and this amendment application; State Agreement Mining Lease (ML) 248 SA and Miscellaneous Licence L47/720 are held by Robe River Mining Co Pty Limited. Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 The Company proposes to amend the land on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) which clearing is to be done to include Miscellaneous Licence L47/720, granted for mine support infrastructure including ‘a road, communications facility, drainage, bore, taking water and pipeline’ You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: The proposed clearing will be planned and undertaken so as to require minimal clearing and avoid areas of special environmental significance. Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No If yes, provide details, and complete and attach Appendix A of the extent that is required for access and conduct Clearing of operationsnative vegetation offsets procedure guideline.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced Pastoral Management Pty Ltd seeks to: - Renew the clearing permit. Incidental clearing may be required periodically to accommodate existing mine activities; and have not yet been completed- Revise the authorised extent from 90ha to 100ha to align with the approved area described within the Sino East Infrastructure (S0229921) Mining Proposal (Reg ID 76582). For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Pastoral Management Pty Ltd is the holder of tenement L08/45 and the underlying Xxxxxx pastoral lease (N050076). Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) L08/45 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Clearing Where possible future miscellaneous mine activities will be accommodated within previously disturbed areas. Any future clearing activities will be minor in nature. Vegetation and topsoil is to be stockpiled adjacent to cleared area for mineral exploration only to later usage in rehabilitation in accordance with the extent that is required for access and conduct of operationsSino East Infrastructure Preliminary Closure Plan (Reg ID 61376).

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completed. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner N/A Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) N/A You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☐ Yes Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: N/A Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced BCG request to add an additional area of 75 ha to CPS 7440/2. The ore body extends into this area and have not yet been completedtherefore BCG proposes to clear the area for the purpose of gold mining activities. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner Beatons Creek Gold Pty Ltd is the tenement holder of the tenements listed below. Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) M46/9 and M46/11 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: Clearing for mineral exploration only to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operationsSee attached supporting document.

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completedAs no area of clearing has occurred under the allowable 6ha under this permit, Xxxxxxx Salt Limited proposes to amend the period of which clearing is authorised to 31 January 2025. The reason for the proposed amendment is to this permit is to allow the area to be utilised as borrow pits for the purposes of material for levee repairs (if required). For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner The clearing permit is located on Mineral Lease 242SA (AML70/242), held by Xxxxxxx Salt Limited. Evidence of authority is provided. Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 State Agreement Act - Mineral Lease 242SA (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304AML70/242) You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: DSL have no other area for borrow pits in the area with suitable material Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No

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Proposed Amendments. Additional information to support the assessment of your application to amend may be attached. Please ensure you have included the following as part of your application: • a photocopy of the granted clearing permit, with proposed changes highlighted, and • payment of the prescribed fee. Indicate the proposed change/s to your clearing permit by selecting the relevant box/es: ☒ Extend the duration of the clearing permit. ☐ Vary / add / remove a permit condition relating to a matter other than the size or boundary of the area to be cleared. ☐ Amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add / remove a land parcel on the clearing permit. ☐ Redescribe the boundary of the area authorised to be cleared [for an area permit only] ☐ Make a correction to the clearing permit. ☐ Other. Provide details of the proposed change(s), and the rationale for it / them. Clearing activities have commenced and have not yet been completedDURATION OF PERMIT TO BE EXTENDED FOR SIX YEARS FOR THE PURPOSE OF GYPSUM MINING AND REHABILITATION. For an application to amend the size of the area permitted to be cleared, or add a land parcel to the clearing permit, you must have the authority of the landowner to access the land and undertake the clearing. Evidence of authority can include, for example, a copy of the certificate of title or a letter of authority from the land owner. Note: the letter of authority must explicitly state the applicant has authority to clear on the land. State the nature of the applicant’s authority to access the land to be cleared. [Attach evidence of authority] Land owner HOLDER OF MINING LEASE M70/208 Provide additional property details if required – if applying to extend the size of the area to be cleared into another land parcel. Land description: volume and folio number, lot or location number(s), Crown lease or reserve number, pastoral lease number number, or mining tenement number of all properties. Lot 14 on Deposited Plan 58833 (formerly Lot 48 on Plan 226304) M70/208 You must provide evidence that avoidance and mitigation options have been pursued to eliminate, reduce or otherwise mitigate the need for, and scale of, the proposed clearing of native vegetation. Have alternatives that would avoid or minimise the need for clearing been considered and applied? ☒ Yes ☐ No If yes, provide details: NO ALTERNATIVE Refer to DWER’s Clearing of native vegetation offsets procedure guideline available on the DWER website, and the EPA’s WA Environmental Offsets Policy and Guidelines on the EPA website for mineral exploration only further information. Do you want to the extent that is required for access and conduct of operations.submit a clearing permit offset proposal with your application? ☐ Yes ☒ No

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