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To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1004)	5/17/2001 10:57:19 AM
From: russwinter	Respond to of 4051

Haven't a clue, but Turkey does have a form of western mining law, and has made some positive changes. There was some discussion of it in ELD's annual report just sent out and probably on their web site.

To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1004)	5/17/2001 11:05:16 AM
From: geoffb_si	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 4051

Elizabeth: We've been looking for some different perspectives on Playfair Mining. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Geoff PS: Go easy on us < g >

To: Elizabeth Andrews who wrote (1004)	5/17/2001 11:24:47 AM
From: maxgo	Respond to of 4051

Turkey has adopted the swiss civil code, the german commercial law and the italien criminal law under kemal ataturk. turkey has a clear separation of church and state.so the legal environment is quite reliable. of course, there is a problem with corruption and human rights... see for further information on the turkish legal system cs.umd.edu for the text of the mining law mining-eng.org.tr and for more information I recommend a google search, here an example for mining law google.com