Stop anonymous attendees from disrupting meetings

Ryan Steele 

Thanks - I didn;t think this was included in our licence 

Lookign at the relevant page 

Here are the licenses that must be assigned:

• An Office 365 Enterprise E1, E3, or E5 license or an Office 365 A3 or A5 license
• A Microsoft Teams license
• A Microsoft Stream license
  Which implies that you need to add additional licences - specifically streams. And I fairly sure that when i first looked at way back, it was only in the bigger licenses
  (For various reasons we will not be allowed to purchase additional licenses in year)

So I have been under the misapprehension that we would need to buy additional licences for live events (whereas re-reading it might just be a technical point that we have those licenses but they need to be assigned.)

But -rereading the feature compare list it does say Live Events in the list 

(I also note that Stream is in there anyway - which it wasn't the first time I looked at the stream).

So thanks - I will experiment straightaway.

I am guessing that all the councillors at the meeting will need to be presenters - they can and must be allowed to speak at any time.