How it works
The work around the decision becomes structured
NORA connects regulatory requirements, source documents and evidence so professionals can spend less time reconstructing information and more time reviewing it.
closure-plan.pdf · p. 12
The rehabilitation programme covers the waste rock facility, the plant footprint and the haul road corridor, with progressive works scheduled through the operating period.
Provision for post-closure monitoring is described in the financial model appended as Annex IV.
The duration of the post-closure period differs between the plan and the annex.
Requirement
Closure provision must cover the full post-closure monitoring period
- 01Scope of worksplan p. 12Supported
- 02Provision statedannex IVSupported
- 03Period lengthplan and annex disagreeOpen
- 04Reviewer sign-offawaiting reviewPending
Source retained for every linked itemDecision: with reviewer
- Step 01
Start with the requirement
Identify the regulation, standard, condition or requirement that defines what needs to be established.
- Step 02
Bring the relevant documents together
NORA works across the documents that may contain information relevant to the requirement.
- Step 03
Find the evidence
Relevant passages and information can be connected to the requirements they support. The source remains visible.
- Step 04
Surface what needs attention
Potential gaps, inconsistencies and unresolved items can be organized for professional review.
- Step 05
Let the responsible professional decide
NORA prepares the information. The professional reviews the evidence, applies judgment and makes the decision.
A clear record of how the conclusion was reached
The value of regulatory intelligence is not only finding information.
It is making the path from requirement to conclusion easier to inspect.