Minimum Technology Guidelines Sample Clauses

Minimum Technology Guidelines. CFI recognizes that Region 4 will, at its discretion, adopt minimum technology guidelines and the Courts will at a minimum, provide equipment that meets those guidelines. Once the Region adopts minimum technology guidelines, it will provide CFI with 90 days’ advance written notice and upon request from CFI, it will meet and confer regarding the impact of the decision to adopt minimum technology guidelines. On a Court-by- Court basis, the Region will provide to CFI a demonstration of a VRI event using the selected technology prior to implementation of its decision on technology.
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Minimum Technology Guidelines. CFI recognizes that Region 3 will, at its discretion, adopt minimum technology guidelines and the Courts will, at a minimum, provide equipment that meets those guidelines. Replaces VRI Guidelines “Attachment A” to Region 3 VRI Agreement dated August 5, 2014 February 1, 2020 Definition- For the purposes of this agreement, the definition of Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) is when the interpreter is remote from both the proceeding/event and the individual(s) for whom the interpreter is rendering interpreting services by means of an audiovisual delivery system. Except as addressed in the terms of this Agreement, the use of spoken language VRI shall not otherwise modify the contractual or statutory requirements of the Trial Court Interpreter Employment and Labor Relations Act or the terms of this Memorandum of Understanding. Section I
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