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The invariable lighting sequence is; Green, Yellow (Orange),
Red, the same as a traffic light. As with traffic lights,
you should only display one light at a time. Leave the red light
on until the speaker has finished at which point, remember to
turn the red light off.
A flashing red
light is used to warn seriously overtime speakers at (say)
30 seconds past time. Flash the red light two or three
times only, there's no need to further
distract a speaker who may already be having trouble finishing
their presentation. If the speaker is still going one minute
over time, a further three flashes will be needed.
You may need
to use discretion with over-time guest presenters seek guidance
from the Chairman (or President) about this. Similarly, if a senior
member acknowledges that they are over time there is not a lot
to be gained by flashing the red light.
You aren't immune from Table Topics so if called, be sure
to ask the person next to you to take over for the duration of your
TT.
Usually the times are on the Agenda, but as an approximate
guide;
Table Topics
Unless the Agenda says otherwise:
Green @ 1 minute,
Orange @1.25 minutes, Red @ 1.5 minutes.
Flashing red @ 1.5 minutes +10 secs.
Table Topics Evaluations
Allow 30 seconds per speaker being evaluated e.g.
6 speakers = 3 minutes
10 speakers = 5 minutes.
Speeches
Green light two minutes before completion,
Orange light one minute before completion,
Red light at Completion,
Flashing Red light 30 seconds after completion.
Speech Evaluations
Green light at 2 minutes,
Orange light at 2 minutes 30 seconds,
Red light at 3 minutes.
Flashing Red light at 3 minutes 30 seconds.
General Evaluator
Green light two minutes before completion,
Orange light one minute before completion,
Red light at Completion.
Flashing Red light 30 seconds after completion.
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