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New Zealand


The Supreme Court of Mongolia case looks close to what we need:

In a courtroom or council room, does the paperless system usually include voting and name display, or only document viewing?

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    The day before yesterday 17:28
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    The paperless system is modular, so it can include all three — document viewing, voting, and name display — depending on what the room needs.

    In a courtroom or council room like the Supreme Court case, you typically use document viewing for case files and agendas, name display on the units (or dedicated name plates), and voting where formal decisions are taken. Each function is enabled as needed, so you only pay for the modules the room actually uses.

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