We assume the findings to be fair, anchored at the promise of President Rodrigo Duterte of giving us a easy government. That the audit was accomplished with utmost objectivity and that the findings could be properly transmitted to the respective audited mining businesses for them if you want to cope with the gaps of their operations,” said Nelia Halcon, COMP executive vice chairman.
Halcon is confident of superb consequences on its Chamber members which have long been practising responsible mining.
“We keep to abide via transparency, duty and integrity in all that we do. We anticipate no much less from the DENR,” she brought.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) goals to release this week the outcomes of the audit on forty metal mining businesses.