sec.22Meaning of geographically separated

### sec.22 Meaning of geographically separated For section 21 (4) , a part of a surface mine is geographically separated from the rest of the mine if there is a clear boundary between the part of the surface mine and the rest of the mine. Examples of a part of a surface mine that is geographically separated from the rest of the mine include the following— a treatment plant that has all of its own facilities; a surface mine excavation that has its own facilities, including haul roads not shared with persons involved in operations in another part of the mine; a place where exploration activities are carried out if persons carrying out the activities do not share facilities with persons involved in coal mining operations in another part of the mine. (sec.22-ssec.1) For section 21 (4) , a part of a surface mine is geographically separated from the rest of the mine if there is a clear boundary between the part of the surface mine and the rest of the mine. (sec.22-ssec.2) Examples of a part of a surface mine that is geographically separated from the rest of the mine include the following— a treatment plant that has all of its own facilities; a surface mine excavation that has its own facilities, including haul roads not shared with persons involved in operations in another part of the mine; a place where exploration activities are carried out if persons carrying out the activities do not share facilities with persons involved in coal mining operations in another part of the mine. - (a) a treatment plant that has all of its own facilities; - (b) a surface mine excavation that has its own facilities, including haul roads not shared with persons involved in operations in another part of the mine; - (c) a place where exploration activities are carried out if persons carrying out the activities do not share facilities with persons involved in coal mining operations in another part of the mine.