Northern Governor Gary Juffa of Papua New Guinea has submitted 21 proposals to parliament seeking urgent reforms within the nation’s alluvial gold sector. These recommendations focus on bolstering enforcement measures and enhancing transparency throughout the industry. Juffa aims to ensure that the benefits derived from gold mining are appropriately distributed to both citizens and landowners of Papua New Guinea. The proposals address critical issues concerning the management and regulation of alluvial gold mining operations. The Governor believes these changes are essential for maximizing the economic advantages for the country. Details of the proposals were presented to parliament for consideration and debate. Access to the full post requires a subscription to Post Courier.