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SEC

A public authority with power over mining: ministries, environmental agencies, geological institutes and regional offices.

TypeRegulator / public authorityRelationships3Claims held6Checked2026-09First held2026-08
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administers · As reportedinvolved in · As reportedlocated in · As reportedSEC — Regulator / public authoritySEC EDGAR (Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval system) — Register / cadastreUS Dodd-Frank Act §1502 / SEC conflict minerals rule — Regulatory action / enforcementUnited States — Jurisdiction / administrative area
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Founding instrumentSecurities Exchange Act of 1934; conflict-minerals rule basis Dodd-Frank Act s.1502 (2012 SEC rule)Registry fact
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  • Locator"About / Mission" page, official siteDocumentrecord:source-profiles-2026-09-07 · externalLinkwww.sec.gov/about/mission QuoteHeld, display gated pending the permissions review.

SourceUS Securities and Exchange Commission — About/Mission (sec.gov)Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-07

Hub takesEDGAR conflict-minerals (Form SD) filings (11 distinct cited URLs)Single source
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  • Locator"About / Mission" page, official siteDocumentrecord:source-profiles-2026-09-07 · externalLinkwww.sec.gov/about/mission QuoteHeld, display gated pending the permissions review.

SourceUS Securities and Exchange Commission — About/Mission (sec.gov)Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-07

ProfileThe SEC, created by the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, states its mission as "protecting investors, maintaining fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitating capital formation." Since Dodd-Frank s.1502 (2012), SEC rules require certain public companies to file Form SD conflict-minerals disclosures; a company unable to establish its 3TG minerals are conflict-free or recycled/scrap must file a Conflict Minerals Report as a Form SD exhibit, using a recognised due-diligence framework such as the OECD's. These filings are hosted on EDGAR, the SEC's public filing database. The hub cites gold-relevant Conflict Minerals Reports (Apple, Pro-Dex, and others) sourced from EDGAR — a Form SD filing records a company's own due-diligence claim, not an SEC-verified finding about a specific mine or refiner.Single source
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SourceUS Securities and Exchange Commission — About/Mission (sec.gov)Origingold-hubObserved2026-09Asserted2026-09-07

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