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Procedure: Transitioning to Virtual Testimonies
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Council Members accommodate a shift to virtual testimonies during the hearing, acknowledging both in-person and virtual participants. The process is outlined for virtual attendees, including a reminder to wait for the sergeants to start the timer before delivering testimony. The segment facilitates a smooth transition, mentioning the immediate virtual speakers, starting with Lacey Tober, followed by Eric McClure and Karen Blondeau.
Speaker 1
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I have many people virtually.
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I need to walk into a digital testimony.
2:44:29
I'm being generous.
2:44:30
It's not typically how I am in my hearings, but I totally understand.
Speaker 18
2:44:33
Thank you.
Speaker 1
2:44:34
I hear I hear you all.
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I see you all.
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Please.
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Please.
2:44:37
Please.
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Send us as much more and be as easy as possible within your testimony.
2:44:41
Thank you all so much.
Speaker 17
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Thank you so much.
2:44:43
Thank you, Alexa.
Speaker 4
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Thanks, Cherish.
2:44:46
We're now gonna move to virtual testimony.
2:44:48
For a palace over here virtually, please wait on the sargence to call your name and start timer before delivering your testimony.
2:44:56
I will yeah.
2:44:58
We have some folks signed it.
2:44:59
Yeah.
2:45:00
I'll call on Palace 1 by 1 to testify.
2:45:04
First, we'll hear from Lacey Tober, followed by Eric McClure, and then Karen Blondeau.
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Lacey Tober, you can begin when the sergeants call the time.
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Is she on here?
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Yeah.
Speaker 0
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The time will begin.