Core Points - The issuance of the first property rights certificate and mining license under the revised Mineral Resources Law marks a transition from the "one certificate carries two rights" model to a "separation of rights and certificates" model in Sichuan's mining rights management [1][2] - The new law, effective from July 1, establishes a mineral rights property registration system, requiring the relevant authorities to record mining rights in a registration book and issue certificates to mining rights holders [1] - The implementation of the new law has led to improved efficiency and convenience in the approval and registration of mining rights, with the government optimizing application processes and enhancing inter-departmental collaboration [1] Industry Impact - The issuance of the first certificate not only represents a significant step for Sichuan but also serves as an early nationwide example of the "separation of rights and certificates" [2] - This change is expected to strengthen the protection of mining rights holders' legal rights, enhancing their sense of security and confidence to invest more in exploration and production, thereby improving the efficiency of mineral resource exploration and development [2]