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The **Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission** has begun **Part 2 of its public hearing** for **NexGen Energy’s** **Rook I uranium mine** in northern Saskatchewan ...the final phase of the CNSC’s licensing hearing process.
This is the stage where long-cycle uranium projects move into the decision window.
By Part 2, the environmental and technical reviews have already been completed and entered into the public record. The focus now is on **public and Indigenous participation**, followed by Commission deliberation. After hearings conclude, the CNSC proceeds toward issuing its licensing decision.
For Rook I, reaching this point places a clear regulatory milestone on the timeline. In uranium development, outcomes at this stage tend to shape how projects are viewed well ahead of construction activity.
With Part 2 now underway, attention naturally shifts to **the pace of the Commission’s decision process** ... a key variable for investors tracking advanced uranium assets.
How are others treating this phase?
Holding through the process, or waiting for the CNSC decision before adding exposure?