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Turkey Introduces Establishment and Operation Principles for Companies Preparing Technical Documents in the Mining Sector

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Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has announced principles and procedures for establishing the Authorized Legal Entities ("ALE") which prepare reports, projects and any kind of technical document submitted to the General Directorate of Mining Affairs ..

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Turkey's Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources has announced principles and procedures for establishing the Authorized Legal Entities ("ALE") which prepare reports, projects and any kind of technical document submitted to the General Directorate of Mining Affairs ("General Directorate") within the scope of Mining Law numbered 3213. The requirements also address ongoing audit and compliance obligations for such entities.

The Regulation on Authorized Legal Entities ("Regulation") was published in Official Gazette numbered 29731 on 3 June 2016, entering into effect on the same date.

The Regulation defines ALEs as legal entities which are a mining license holder or have an enterprise and are any of the following:

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