Ann: Voluntary Suspension, page-50

Hi Henry, it probabably depends on your definition of "quality" I suppose. I am taking a broad definition that includes what the customer likes and from @El Jefe notes posted earlier on the Bald Hill coarse I got the following

"Bald Hill produces a coarse product which along with the above sets it apart from peers including GB.
This makes it easier for shipping and handling. I asked is that the only benefit and Mark said its beneficial in the conversion/kiln process. They need to supress the dust in the conversion process which fines product produces but its not insurmountable. Mark mentioned that the potassium levels are becoming relevant for converters, why I didnt ask but should have. At this point I asked have we been sending samples to parties for future off takes and he said yes. I asked if we send them out with a view to future sales or if they are requested and Mark said parties request them."

https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/a40-taw-merger-meeting-summary.4555853/?post_id=36680071

So according to this a coarse product is desireable and is part of what sets us apart from others.

So as I say, let's hope our product is still as desireable if there is a fair amount of fines mixed in with it as you suggest will occur. Likely will still meet Spec though, if that suits your definition of quality.

Thanks