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  Charles Roybal
Senior Counsel

BHP Minerals, New Mexico Operations

Nominated by: Herb Wincentsen, Manager, Solids and Geothermal Compliance and Asset Management, Offshore Compliance and Asset Management, Minerals Revenue Management

Charles Roybal is recommended for the MMS Corporate Leadership Award for his ongoing contributions to MMS’s compliance reengineering efforts and for his successful efforts to resolve several complex valuation issues. Mr. Roybal and BHP Minerals has three coal mines in the Solid Minerals Operational Model, including one mine located on Indian lands.

Mr. Roybal has been instrumental within BHP and the industry at large promoting the concept of reengineered compliance strategy in which property compliance is achieved in three year or less timeframes. Through Mr. Roybal’s guidance, BHP Minerals has provided coal supply agreements and other proprietary materials to facilitate the reengineered compliance process.

Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, Charles E. Roybal of BHP Minerals, and Acting MMS Director Thomas R. Kitsos
Interior Secretary Gale A. Norton, Charles Roybal, and MMS Acting Director Thomas R. Kitsos

Mr. Roybal is also recognized for his contributions to the successful resolution of longstanding unresolved issues. Mr. Roybal, and other BHP Minerals representatives, established a positive environment from which successful resolution of complex issues was achieved. Mr. Roybal is commended for his personal efforts without which the resolution would have been unlikely.

Mr. Roybal continues to participate in several activities, including the reengineering effort and the Royalty Policy Committee’s Coal Subcommittee and his contributing advice and observations continue to be of value and service to MMS.
 
 

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