Common use of Meetings by Telephone Clause in Contracts

Meetings by Telephone. For the purposes of these Rules the contemporaneous linking together of a number of the Trustees or members of a committee ("the participants") not less than a quorum together with the secretary or a person acting secretarially shall be deemed to constitute a meeting and all the provisions in these Rules as to meetings shall apply to such meetings by telephone so long as the following conditions are met:

Meetings by Telephone. For 17.1 Notwithstanding any other provision in the purposes of Deed or these Rules rules, the contemporaneous linking together of a number of the Trustees or members of a committee ("the participants") being not less than a quorum quorum, together with the secretary Secretary or a person acting secretarially as a Secretary, shall be deemed to constitute a meeting and all the provisions in these Rules rules as to meetings shall apply to such meetings by telephone so long as the following conditions are met:

Meetings by Telephone. For the purposes of these Rules the contemporaneous linking together of a number of the Trustees or members of a committee ("“the participants"”) not less than a quorum together with the secretary or a person acting secretarially shall be deemed to constitute a meeting and all the provisions in of these Rules as to meetings shall apply to such meetings by telephone so long as the following conditions are met:

Meetings by Telephone. For the purposes of these Rules the contemporaneous linking together of a number of the Trustees or members of a committee ("the participants") " not less than a quorum together with the secretary or a person acting secretarially shall be deemed to constitute a meeting and all the provisions in these Rules as to meetings shall apply to such meetings by telephone so long as the following conditions are met: