In 2019, the ICMM and the WGC introduced new frameworks – the Mining Principles and the Responsible Gold Mining Principles, respectively, to better set out what responsible mining looks like. At Barrick, we take our duty to produce gold in a responsible manner very seriously. Barrick’s approach to conformance with these two frameworks has been to use the equivalency tables to evaluate whichever requirement is more stringent for each aspect to dovetail the two frameworks into a single framework which we call RGMP+. To demonstrate that commitment, in 2019 we endorsed the Responsible Gold Mining Principles, as well as actively contributed to their development, particularly the work to set out equivalency between the ICMM and WGC frameworks. In working to conform to the RGMP+, we ran a pilot program of this framework at our Hemlo and Kibali mines. We also conducted a gap assessment at the group level during 2019. During the third quarter of 2020, we rolled out self-assessments covering all 10 principles to all operational sites. These were all completed by site level specialists by December 31, 2020. The self-assessment forms and associated documentation will be reviewed by the Group Sustainability Executive in the first quarter of 2021, with any necessary corrective action plans implemented during the second quarter. The self-assessment process has been assured. During 2021, we will continue to work towards conformance with the standards. This will include working at a corporate level and with our assurance partners to assure each operational site through desktop review and site visits on a prioritized basis.