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Page 1 of 6 Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) is where the Department of Energy approves applications for activities in undisposed Crown mineral rights. The.

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1 Page 1 of 6 Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) is where the Department of Energy approves applications for activities in undisposed Crown mineral rights. The Department of Energy also approves applications for the purpose of re-entering an existing wellbore and linking wells to existing Crown agreements. Training modules have been developed to teach you how to create and submit the new online CMA forms in the Department of Energy’s Electronic Transfer System (ETS). To the Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) Overview Online Training Course Welcome

2 Page 2 of 6 Revisions DateRevisions TypePage Number September 23, 2013Initial CreationAll

3 Page 3 of 6 ETS Account Setup and Preferences (For Site Administrators) We recommend that you view the common training module before proceeding to the other CMA training modules: In this module, you will learn about: Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) Form Types Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) Roles Introduction

4 Page 4 of 6 For more information on Form Types, please see the course: ETS Account Setup and Preferences (For Site Administrators) In the Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) functionality of ETS, there are two Form Types available. Crown Mineral Activity Application – This form type will enable the client to create the CMA application form online to submit in ETS. Crown Mineral Activity Authorization - This form type will enable the client to submit an authorization for these two types:  Authorization Concurrence by the Designated Representative to apply for RE-ENTRY of a well allows the authorized company to re-enter the wellbore to produce from mineral rights held in the agreement, under Section 32 of the Mines and Minerals Act.  Authorization Concurrence provided by the designated representative to apply to LINK a well to an agreement allows the authorized company to continue using the wellbore on another active agreement, under Section 32 of the Mines and Minerals Act. Form Types

5 Page 5 of 6 For more information, see the course: ETS Account Setup and Preferences (For Site Administrators) An individual within the company can access the Crown Mineral Activity (CMA) functionality in ETS if he/she has a Client Account created and is assigned a CMA Role by the company's Site Administrator. These are the CMA roles: Creator - The client can create the CMA application form online in the system. Submitter - The client can submit the CMA application or the authorization form. Viewer - The client can only view CMA application or authorization forms that have been assigned to him/her. Concurrer – This role is only applicable to the Crown Mineral Activity Authorization Form Type. Roles Creator Submitter Viewer Concurrer

6 Page 6 of 6 Conclusion Congratulations! You have completed the Crown Mineral Activity Overview Online Training Course Please proceed to the subsequent modules detailing other functionality of the Crown Mineral Activity. If you have any comments or questions on this training module, please forward them to the following email address: WellAdmin.Energy@gov.ab.ca WellAdmin.Energy@gov.ab.ca


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