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territory. They were mainly controlled by individuals or small mining companies.
The Superintendent of Mines grants mine-blasting certificates and certifies the origin of minerals in respect of which comprehensive certificates of origin are required. He is responsible for assessing royalties on mineral sales, at a rate of 5 per cent of value, and for issuing demand notes for royalties, rents, premia, and fees for licences and leases. Officers of the Mines Department inspect mining areas, survey land affected by applications for licences, and are responsible for enforcement of legislation governing the conveyance, storage, manufacture, packing and use of explosives.
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