Generally, your intuition is correct. Usually an operator will try to lease all parties in a unit prior to drilling a well. Any unleased parties will get a well proposal, where they are shown the costs associated with the operator’s development, and their respective share of the costs. It can get a little complicated on if you elect not to take a lease, and you elect not to contribute to the drilling and completion costs. Generally, if there was no prior agreement, the operator (and sometimes other parties) will carry the owners who go “non-consent” until 1x payout. Non-consent just means you didn’t take a lease and you didn’t put up the capital. If there was a prior agreement, there can be a penalty imposed.