Virtual Attendance definition
Virtual Attendance means the attendance at a meeting by Persons entitled to do so solely by means of participating in a communication in accordance with the Law where certain other Persons entitled to do so attend that meeting by being physically present together at a meeting place;
Virtual Attendance means that a person is not physically present at a Relevant Meeting, but instead is able to participate in and is present at the Relevant Meeting by means of a video and/or audio platform, in like manner to any person who may be physically present. For the avoidance of doubt, in order to constitute Virtual Attendance the presence of such a person at a Relevant Meeting must entail:
Virtual Attendance means that a person is not physically present at a meeting, but instead is able to participate in and is present at the relevant meeting by means of a video and/or audio platform or some other information technology communication in like manner to any person who may be physically present; and
Examples of Virtual Attendance in a sentence
In the case of a physical meeting at which Virtual Attendance is permitted, the general meeting shall be deemed to take place at the physical meeting place of that meeting (irrespective of whether the chairperson of the meeting is physically present at such physical meeting place, or is present by way of Virtual Attendance).
More Definitions of Virtual Attendance
Virtual Attendance means attendance at a Council Meeting in accordance with rule 19.
Virtual Attendance means that a person is not physically present at a Relevant Meeting, but instead is able to participate in the Relevant Meeting by means of a video and/or audio platform, in like manner to those who are physically present. For the avoidance of doubt, in order to constitute Virtual Attendance the presence of such a person at a Relevant Meeting must entail: (a) the capacity for effective two-way communication, by visual and/or spoken means, between such a person and those physically present and with other people attending virtually; (b) the ability of such a person to engage in debate with, and to ask questions of, those who are physically present and others attending virtually, and to answer questions from them; and (c) the ability of such a person to cast a vote contemporaneously with those physically present and others attending virtually.
Virtual Attendance means that a person is not physically present at a Relevant Meeting, but instead is able to participate in the Relevant Meeting by means of a video and/or audio platform, in like manner to those who are physically present. For the avoidance of doubt, in order to constitute Virtual Attendance the presence of such a person at a Relevant Meeting must entail: (a) the capacity for effective two-way communication, by visual and/or spoken means, between such a person and those physically present and with other people attending virtually; (b) the ability of such a person to engage in debate with, and to ask questions of, those who are physically present and others attending virtually, and to answer questions from them; and (c) the ability of such a person to cast a vote contemporaneously with those physically present and others attending virtually.