I did the bolding, I believe (b) has been compromised. Remember, this excerpt below is part of the disclosure standard that was introduced after the BRE-X Scandal, for companies to comply with as a matter of protection for investors. The 43-101 is enforced by security regulators.

(2) If an issuer discloses in writing sample, analytical or testing results on a property material to the issuer,

the issuer must include in the written disclosure, with respect to the results being disclosed,

(a) the location and type of the samples;

(b) the location, azimuth, and dip of the drill holes and the depth of the sample intervals;

(c) a summary of the relevant analytical values, widths, and to the extent known, the true widths of

the mineralized zone;

(d) the results of any significantly higher grade intervals within a lower grade intersection;

(e) any drilling, sampling, recovery, or other factors that could materially affect the accuracy or

reliability of the data referred to in this subsection; and

(f) a summary description of the type of analytical or testing procedures utilized, sample size, the

name and location of each analytical or testing laboratory used, and any relationship of the

laboratory to the issuer.