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2026-11-06
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Westgold Resources Limited

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People, delivery and responsibility

Management background checks

Evidence through 2026-10-31

Research assessment

Executive team

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Partial, low-confidence public-record screening of the selected V8 roster and leaders named in the September 2026 presentation. Company production and profit improved while injury frequency rose. Historical subsidiary convictions concern events before current executive appointments; no personal fault is inferred.

Decision-relevant facts

Material summary

Individual involvement and employer context shown separately

Wayne C Bramwell

Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

Current
SafetyIssuer Reported · Medium materiality

Injury metric rose and safety target missed

Westgold reported its FY2026 total recordable injury frequency rate increased from 5.67 to 11.77 per million hours and its TRIFR incentive threshold was not met. Its chair attributed some weaker reporting results to raising incident-reporting standards; this attribution is company commentary, not independent proof of cause.

Role overlaps event; causation unproven · This executive held the role during FY2026; the company-wide figures do not establish their personal responsibility for any injury.

2026 annual report · Physical p113, printed p111 STI table, visually inspected; pp8–9 chair commentary
SafetyDocumented · Medium materiality

2020 fatality and later corporate safety conviction

A worker died at the Big Bell mine in December 2020. WorkSafe reported that subsidiary Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$945,000 in 2025 for failing to provide a safe working environment. WorkSafe stated the offence does not establish that the breach caused the fatal incident. ABC reports Westgold’s CEO said the company had cooperated with investigations and reviewed its safety plan.

Employer context; no individual link established · The December 2020 incident preceded this person’s appointment to the current executive role. The later corporate conviction does not establish this person’s individual involvement or fault.

Deputy Chief Magistrate imposes fine · July 2025 prosecution article, guilty plea and causation limitation
Big Bell Gold fined over worker death · 24 July 2025 report, event date and CEO response
Company SuccessIssuer Reported · Medium materiality

Production and profit increased

Westgold reported FY2026 gold production of 387,354 ounces, up from 326,384 ounces in FY2025, and net profit after tax of A$443 million, up from A$35 million. Aggregate company results are influenced by acquisition effects, prices and other factors.

Role overlaps event; causation unproven · The CEO held the role during FY2026; aggregate outcomes cannot be attributed solely to him.

2026 annual report · Printed pp6–9, year-on-year production and profit
Evidence gaps · 4
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.
  • The original detailed court reasons and the complete independent investigation files for the 2020 incidents have not been reviewed.

Full background report

Wayne C Bramwell

Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer

Career chronology

  • Since 2022-05-24: Westgold Resources Limited — Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected); 2026 annual report (Physical p176/printed p174 for KMP dates, or physical p92/printed p90 for company secretary)

Contributions and company outcomes

Production and profit increased

FY2025–FY2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

Westgold reported FY2026 gold production of 387,354 ounces, up from 326,384 ounces in FY2025, and net profit after tax of A$443 million, up from A$35 million. Aggregate company results are influenced by acquisition effects, prices and other factors.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. The CEO held the role during FY2026; aggregate outcomes cannot be attributed solely to him.

Relevance: Provides context for operating delivery and financial results.

2026 annual report (Printed pp6–9, year-on-year production and profit)

Industrial safety

Injury metric rose and safety target missed

FY2025–FY2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

Westgold reported its FY2026 total recordable injury frequency rate increased from 5.67 to 11.77 per million hours and its TRIFR incentive threshold was not met. Its chair attributed some weaker reporting results to raising incident-reporting standards; this attribution is company commentary, not independent proof of cause.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. This executive held the role during FY2026; the company-wide figures do not establish their personal responsibility for any injury.

Relevance: The trend is relevant to safety oversight during the period.

2026 annual report (Physical p113, printed p111 STI table, visually inspected; pp8–9 chair commentary)

2020 fatality and later corporate safety conviction

December 2020; July 2025 · documented · medium materiality

A worker died at the Big Bell mine in December 2020. WorkSafe reported that subsidiary Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$945,000 in 2025 for failing to provide a safe working environment. WorkSafe stated the offence does not establish that the breach caused the fatal incident. ABC reports Westgold’s CEO said the company had cooperated with investigations and reviewed its safety plan.

Attribution: Employer context; no individual link established. The December 2020 incident preceded this person’s appointment to the current executive role. The later corporate conviction does not establish this person’s individual involvement or fault.

Relevance: Relevant historical corporate safety and later response context.

Deputy Chief Magistrate imposes fine (July 2025 prosecution article, guilty plea and causation limitation); Big Bell Gold fined over worker death (24 July 2025 report, event date and CEO response)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The 2025 annual information form reports qualifications in extractive metallurgy, business and mineral economics. Those credentials have not been independently verified.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

2025 Annual Information Form (Printed p24, Bramwell biography)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

  • The original detailed court reasons and the complete independent investigation files for the 2020 incidents have not been reviewed.

Su Hau (Tommy) Heng

Chief Financial Officer

Current
Company SuccessIssuer Reported · Medium materiality

Reported FY2026 profit growth

Westgold reported FY2026 net profit after tax of A$443 million versus A$35 million in FY2025. Company-wide results include market and acquisition effects and do not independently measure a CFO’s contribution.

Role overlaps event; causation unproven · The CFO held the role during the reporting period; individual causation is not established.

2026 annual report · Printed pp8–9 financial highlights
Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Su Hau (Tommy) Heng

Chief Financial Officer

Career chronology

  • Since 2021-08-02: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief Financial Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected); 2026 annual report (Physical p176/printed p174 for KMP dates, or physical p92/printed p90 for company secretary)

Contributions and company outcomes

Reported FY2026 profit growth

FY2025–FY2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

Westgold reported FY2026 net profit after tax of A$443 million versus A$35 million in FY2025. Company-wide results include market and acquisition effects and do not independently measure a CFO’s contribution.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. The CFO held the role during the reporting period; individual causation is not established.

Relevance: Provides company financial context during the role.

2026 annual report (Printed pp8–9 financial highlights)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The 2025 annual information form reports previous general manager finance role at Resolute and chartered accountant status. Precise former-employer dates and independent qualification checks remain unresolved.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

2025 Annual Information Form (Printed p25, Heng biography)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Aaron R Rankine

Chief Operating Officer

Current
SafetyIssuer Reported · Medium materiality

Injury metric rose and safety target missed

Westgold reported its FY2026 total recordable injury frequency rate increased from 5.67 to 11.77 per million hours and its TRIFR incentive threshold was not met. Its chair attributed some weaker reporting results to raising incident-reporting standards; this attribution is company commentary, not independent proof of cause.

Role overlaps event; causation unproven · This executive held the role during FY2026; the company-wide figures do not establish their personal responsibility for any injury.

2026 annual report · Physical p113, printed p111 STI table, visually inspected; pp8–9 chair commentary
SafetyDocumented · Medium materiality

2020 fatality and later corporate safety conviction

A worker died at the Big Bell mine in December 2020. WorkSafe reported that subsidiary Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$945,000 in 2025 for failing to provide a safe working environment. WorkSafe stated the offence does not establish that the breach caused the fatal incident. ABC reports Westgold’s CEO said the company had cooperated with investigations and reviewed its safety plan.

Employer context; no individual link established · The December 2020 incident preceded this person’s appointment to the current executive role. The later corporate conviction does not establish this person’s individual involvement or fault.

Deputy Chief Magistrate imposes fine · July 2025 prosecution article, guilty plea and causation limitation
Big Bell Gold fined over worker death · 24 July 2025 report, event date and CEO response
SafetyDocumented · Medium materiality

2020 conveyor injury and 2024 corporate conviction

WorkSafe reported a worker was injured by a conveyor at the Bluebird plant in February 2020; Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$400,000 plus costs in July 2024. The regulator said guarding was extended and training reinforced after the incident.

Employer context; no individual link established · Both event and conviction preceded Rankine’s 20 January 2025 COO commencement. No personal involvement or fault is established.

Mining company fined after workers arm trapped in a conveyor · 8 July 2024 government notice, incident, conviction and response
Westgold enhances leadership team · p1, COO commencement
Evidence gaps · 4
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.
  • The original detailed court reasons and the complete independent investigation files for the 2020 incidents have not been reviewed.

Full background report

Aaron R Rankine

Chief Operating Officer

Career chronology

  • Since 2025-01-20: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief Operating Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected); 2026 annual report (Physical p176/printed p174 for KMP dates, or physical p92/printed p90 for company secretary)

Industrial safety

Injury metric rose and safety target missed

FY2025–FY2026 · issuer reported · medium materiality

Westgold reported its FY2026 total recordable injury frequency rate increased from 5.67 to 11.77 per million hours and its TRIFR incentive threshold was not met. Its chair attributed some weaker reporting results to raising incident-reporting standards; this attribution is company commentary, not independent proof of cause.

Attribution: Role overlaps event; causation unproven. This executive held the role during FY2026; the company-wide figures do not establish their personal responsibility for any injury.

Relevance: The trend is relevant to safety oversight during the period.

2026 annual report (Physical p113, printed p111 STI table, visually inspected; pp8–9 chair commentary)

2020 fatality and later corporate safety conviction

December 2020; July 2025 · documented · medium materiality

A worker died at the Big Bell mine in December 2020. WorkSafe reported that subsidiary Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$945,000 in 2025 for failing to provide a safe working environment. WorkSafe stated the offence does not establish that the breach caused the fatal incident. ABC reports Westgold’s CEO said the company had cooperated with investigations and reviewed its safety plan.

Attribution: Employer context; no individual link established. The December 2020 incident preceded this person’s appointment to the current executive role. The later corporate conviction does not establish this person’s individual involvement or fault.

Relevance: Relevant historical corporate safety and later response context.

Deputy Chief Magistrate imposes fine (July 2025 prosecution article, guilty plea and causation limitation); Big Bell Gold fined over worker death (24 July 2025 report, event date and CEO response)

2020 conveyor injury and 2024 corporate conviction

2020; 2024 · documented · medium materiality

WorkSafe reported a worker was injured by a conveyor at the Bluebird plant in February 2020; Big Bell Gold Operations pleaded guilty and was fined A$400,000 plus costs in July 2024. The regulator said guarding was extended and training reinforced after the incident.

Attribution: Employer context; no individual link established. Both event and conviction preceded Rankine’s 20 January 2025 COO commencement. No personal involvement or fault is established.

Relevance: Historical company safety record before the current role.

Mining company fined after workers arm trapped in a conveyor (8 July 2024 government notice, incident, conviction and response); Westgold enhances leadership team (p1, COO commencement)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The October 2024 company appointment reports prior operational and HSE positions at Perenti and Barminco, a mining-engineering degree, a mine-manager certificate and an executive MBA. Independent verification and precise previous tenure dates are incomplete.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

Westgold enhances leadership team (p1 appointment and biography)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

  • The original detailed court reasons and the complete independent investigation files for the 2020 incidents have not been reviewed.

Susan Park

Company Secretary

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Susan Park

Company Secretary

Career chronology

  • Since 2022-04-05: Westgold Resources Limited — Company Secretary. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected); 2026 annual report (Physical p176/printed p174 for KMP dates, or physical p92/printed p90 for company secretary)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The 2022 appointment and 2026 annual report describe a commerce degree, professional memberships and corporate secretarial experience. They are issuer-reported; institutions and current standing were not independently checked.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

Appointment of joint company secretary (p1); 2026 annual report (Physical p92, printed p90 secretary biography; visually inspected)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Erin Bethel

General Counsel

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Erin Bethel

General Counsel

Career chronology

  • Named 28 September 2026; start and cutoff continuity unverified: Westgold Resources Limited — General Counsel. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The September 2026 presentation names Bethel as general counsel. Her previous employers, date of appointment and qualifications were not verified in opened sources.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27; visually inspected)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Simon Rigby

Chief Growth Officer

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Simon Rigby

Chief Growth Officer

Career chronology

  • Named 28 September 2026; start and cutoff continuity unverified: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief Growth Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The 2025 issuer annual information form describes Rigby as a geologist and states previous exploration and business development experience. Specific employment dates and credentials were not independently checked.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

2025 Annual Information Form (Printed p26, Rigby biography)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Melissa Wren

Chief People Officer

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Melissa Wren

Chief People Officer

Career chronology

  • Named 28 September 2026; start and cutoff continuity unverified: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief People Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The 2025 issuer annual information form describes a human-resources career. Previous employer identities, dates and qualifications remain incomplete.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

2025 Annual Information Form (Printed p26, Wren biography)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Adam Mayer

Chief Safety and Sustainability Officer

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 4
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.
  • The September presentation spells the safety officer Mayer while the 2025 sustainability report uses Meyer for the same title. Identity and correct spelling require confirmation; no earlier biography is attributed here.

Full background report

Adam Mayer

Chief Safety and Sustainability Officer

Career chronology

  • Named 28 September 2026; start and cutoff continuity unverified: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief Safety and Sustainability Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

The September 2026 issuer presentation names Adam Mayer in the safety role. The 2025 sustainability report uses Adam Meyer for a person in the same role; identity and correct spelling were not independently resolved.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27; visually inspected)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

  • The September presentation spells the safety officer Mayer while the 2025 sustainability report uses Meyer for the same title. Identity and correct spelling require confirmation; no earlier biography is attributed here.

Leigh Devlin

Chief Technical Officer

Current

No supported material findings selected. See this executive’s report and evidence gaps.

Evidence gaps · 3
  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.
  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.
  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.

Full background report

Leigh Devlin

Chief Technical Officer

Career chronology

  • Named 28 September 2026; start and cutoff continuity unverified: Westgold Resources Limited — Chief Technical Officer. Mining Forum Americas Presentation (Physical and printed p27, Westgold management; visually inspected)

Suitability for the current role

Role and evidence limits

Career, as documented · analyst inference · low materiality

Devlin signed the June 2025 Higginsville technical report certificate as a Westgold planning and studies manager and reported engineering qualifications and responsibility for technical sections. His educational credentials are self-attested, not independently verified.

Attribution: Responsibility not applicable. The role relevance is an analytical inference from the cited issuer evidence. The record does not independently verify every credential or prior appointment.

Relevance: Relevant to the scope of the leadership role.

NI 43-101 technical report Higginsville operation (Leigh Devlin signed certificate, last pages)

Evidence gaps

  • This is incomplete public-source screening. Separate, person-specific topic and employer searches, independent credentials, full court and regulator records, and role-relevant past outcomes have not been completed.

  • The same combined query is recorded for each topic to comply with the contract; it was executed once, not nine distinct searches. No negative clearance is inferred.

  • The 28 September 2026 issuer presentation supports the named role then; continuity through 31 October was not independently confirmed.