The Mineral Tenure Act requires that a recorded claim holder must submit a technical report pertaining to exploration and development work that has been registered with the Mineral Titles Branch. Specifications regarding the content and manner of a technical assessment report are detailed in the Mineral Tenure Act Regulation (Section 16), and Schedule A of the Regulation.
The report must include the Title Page and Summary Form and must include a detailed cost statement that breaks down all associated expenditures. For convenience, an assessment report checklist is provided to guide authors in preparing reports. Note that this checklist is only a summary and authors must adhere to the specifications set out in Schedule A of the Mineral Tenure Act Regulation.
Please submit your Technical Exploration and Development Report (PDF) in addition to any digital data files (spreadsheets, databases, maps, grids, etc.) used or created in relation to the work described in the technical assessment report.
The BC Geological Survey requests that all clients submit reports in PDF. Paper copies are accepted but not encouraged (or required).
All reports and data are to be uploaded through the Assessment Report and Digital Data Submission portal.
Please submit your Technical Exploration and Development Report (PDF) in addition to any digital data files (spreadsheets, databases, maps, grids, etc.) used or created in relation to the work described in the technical assessment report. Reports and data can be uploaded through the Assessment Report and Digital Data Submission portal or e-mailed to ARIS.digital@gov.bc.ca. Archives of previous assessment report data are accepted and encouraged for submission. Types of data to be submitted include:
The British Columbia Geological Survey (BCGS) makes this data available for download alongside PDF files through ARIS once the confidentiality period ends. Availability of digital data enables future users to more efficiently build upon work completed in previous exploration and development programs.