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Mineral Resource Mineral Reserve Committee (MRMR)

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Mineral Resources Mineral Reserves Committee (MRMR)

The Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve (MRMR) Committee, now a sub-section of CIM's Mineral Resources & Mineral Reserves Society, develops and defines the standards, best practices and guidelines that are intended to foster greater standardization of reporting within the public domain, specifically under NI43-101. These standards provide a benchmark for both companies and Qualified Persons in discharging their responsibilities. MRMR’s mandate is to be aware of advances in international classification, definition and reporting; maintain, update and make changes to Standards as required; undertake a program of industry and CIM member consultation prior to submitting definitions to CIM Council for approval; serve as a conduit between the industry, CIM and the CSA; and represent CIM and Canada on CRIRSCO.

Access Canadian Standards, Leading Practices and Guidelines documents at mrmr.cim.org.

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Committee Members

Co-Chairs

Deborah McCombe
SLR Consulting
Garth Kirkham
Kirkham Geosystems

CIM Staff

Angela Hamlyn
Chief Executive Officer
Jennifer Breaux
Project Coordinator

Members

Sébastien Bernier
Allied Gold Corporation
Alain Carrier
InnovExplo
Normand Champigny
Québec Precious Metals Corporation
Hendrik Falck
Government of Northwest Territories
Lisa Fenlon
Vale
Sally Gillies
Ausenco
Marie-Christine Gosselin
SLR Consulting
Greg Gosson
Wood
Jenifer Hill
JLH Environmental
Colleen MacDougall
SRK Consulting
Rodrigo Marinho
Teck Resources Limited
Vivienne McLennan
Capstone Mining Corp.
Lucy Potter
Rio Tinto
Reno Pressacco
SLR Consulting
Al Renaud
Cameco Corporation
Stella Searston
Mine Technical Services Ltd.
Stephen Taylor
SRK Consulting
Jeremy Vincent
Wheaton Precious Metals

Observers

Victoria Yehl
BC Securities Commission
Craig Waldie
ON Securities Commission
Laurent Roy
Autorité des marchés financiers

Member Spotlight

Jason Belanger

Senior Manager, Safety & Health, Potash
Nutrien

For me, the most valuable part of CIM and being a member is its ability to gather people together. It’s a conduit for knowledge sharing. I truly believe that getting people in a room and being able to talk about the challenges in the industry is hugely impactful.