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English Conversation Project This guidance document introduces the English Conversation Project to all those who are either students or staff members of Imperial College and are interested in volunteering

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1. Who will speak for is needed in various scenarios, including:
2. - Legal proceedings: When a person is unable to speak for themselves, such as due to incapacitation or being a minor, someone legally authorized needs to speak on their behalf.
3. - Group presentations or discussions: In group settings, it is often necessary to determine who will represent the group's views, opinions, or decisions.
4. - Business or organizational meetings: In formal meetings or negotiations, someone may be designated to speak for a company, team, or department.
5. - Medical decision-making: In healthcare settings, there may be situations where a patient is unable to communicate their preferences, and someone needs to make decisions on their behalf.
6. - Power of attorney: When someone grants another person the power of attorney, they authorize them to speak and act on their behalf in legal and financial matters.
7. - Advocacy or activism: Individuals or groups advocating for specific causes or issues may have designated spokespersons who will speak on their behalf.

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What is who will speak for?

Who will speak for is a form or document used to designate an individual or entity who will represent or speak on behalf of another person or organization.

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The person or organization who needs representation or advocacy is required to file who will speak for.

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Who will speak for can be filled out by providing details of the representative, including their name, contact information, and the reason for representation.

What is the purpose of who will speak for?

The purpose of who will speak for is to ensure that someone is authorized to act on behalf of another party in legal or official matters.

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Information such as the representative's name, contact details, relationship to the represented party, and the scope of their authority must be reported on who will speak for.