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The Mineral Exploration Release Area (ERA): Application is a formal document used to apply for specific regions designated for mineral exploration activities under the Mining Act 1971. These areas are released by government authorities for exploration by qualified companies or individuals aiming to locate and document potential mineral resources. The application process ensures that exploration is conducted legally and sustainably, taking into account environmental and regulatory standards.
Using this form ensures compliance with the Mining Act 1971 by providing a structured format for applicants to demonstrate their eligibility and capability for conducting mineral exploration legally. The form also serves as a formal agreement to adhere to environmental and safety regulations, protecting both the applicant and the public interest.


While both digital and paper formats of the application are typically accepted, the digital version offers increased efficiency in submission and processing. Many jurisdictions now encourage or mandate electronic submissions to streamline the workflow and reduce processing time. Electronic applications often allow for easier updates and communication between the applicant and the administering body.
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Public notices of DSHMRA applications are posted in the Federal Register and publicly-releaseable versions of the applications are available on regulations.gov.
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