This makes sense. A pooling hearing is only necessary if an interest owner in the spacing unit doesn't elect to voluntarily pool their interests, or in other words, needs to be force pooled by the state. Absent any lease modifications, leased mineral owners have delegated pooling authority to the Lessee through the lease, so they really aren't an "interested party" in such a hearing. The Lessee chooses whether or not to voluntarily pool the interest, and the MO therefore has no say in any of this.
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