"Known risk factors include: discussions with Teck may not lead to Teck exercising any of its earn back options; the Company and Teck may not enter into a definitive joint venture agreement; and Copper Fox may not proceed or continue with activity on the Schaft Creek project as currently planned."

IMO, I don't see how having a drill plan ready applies to the above. We are not drilling yet. We are just getting ready to proceed as soon as a decision is made. For example, if Teck backs in, we are ready to roll out the drills, manpower, etc. to start drilling. We are suppose to be running "business as usual". This includes having a drill plan ready.

In addiiton, should Teck decide to buy CUU 100% and would like to hire CUU for future exploratory work, a ready plan will save time and maximize the summer drilling period.