Minimum Interval Between Presentations Clause Samples

Minimum Interval Between Presentations. ‌ There shall be a minimum of fifteen (15) minutes interval between presentations. However, on a day where three performances are given in one (1) location, there shall be at least one interval of thirty (30) minutes between two of the consecutive presentations. 24:00 TOURING ‌‌ 24:01 Touring Not Permitted‌ Touring is not permitted under the terms of National Capital Commission Events Agreement. 25:00 DEPUTIES AND COMPANY MEETINGS ‌‌ 25:01 Authorized Representatives of Equity‌ Authorized representatives of Equity shall have free access to all members of Equity at all times, inclusive of rehearsals or performances. However, there shall be no interruption of work in progress except where deemed essential in order to meet an emergency situation. Equity representatives shall notify the NCC in advance of such visits, whenever possible. 25:02 Attendance at Equity Company Meetings‌ Attendance at meetings of the Equity Company shall be restricted to the Equity members contracted for that production.
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