kaushik-systalyze/customer-transcript-long-dialog huggingface dataset:
Project Manager: Good .
Industrial Designer: Beep .  Oh .
Project Manager: So well uh
User Interface: What ?
Project Manager: welcome everyone .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Um as you may have noticed I uh
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Project Manager: created separate folders because it was uh tending to get a little busy in our uh shared project documents uh folder .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: I don't know if everybody uh put their own uh documents in the right folder , which is for now the detailed design meeting .
Marketing: That's new one ?
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: We didn't make any uh Industrial Designer: Uh , we should save that one . User Interface: Oh in Project Manager: Then I'll move this one .
User Interface: Didn't we just do that ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , save in the folder . Save as project .
User Interface: Oh .
Project Manager: Oh no , this is just one big document , so you can leave that wherever it is .
Industrial Designer: Oh , okay .
Project Manager: And we have a evaluation left here .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Hmm hmm .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Agenda .
Project Manager: Well not main documents this time . Oh uh yes .
User Interface: Hmm ?
Project Manager: I have it open myself I guess . Um well the detailed design meeting Huh ? We're finally getting somewhere hopefully .
Industrial Designer: User Interface: Project Manager: Um what are we going to do ? I've opened it already . Um I'm still going to take some minutes , and if I'm right , you two are going to give a prototype presentation ?
Industrial Designer: Oh , sorry .
Marketing: Industrial Designer: Project Manager: Aren't you ?
User Interface: We could . Project Manager: Yes , you are .
Industrial Designer:  Project Manager: And uh m did you do something with evaluation criteria ?
Marketing: Yep . Yep .
Project Manager: Good . And we have a correct agenda . And uh then we have to look at something which is less nice , the finance uh aspect , whether we can afford what we have designed ,
User Interface: Oops . Project Manager: and if we can we can uh commence the final part which is the production or project evaluation , how did we work together and what are the results , and how happy are we with those . Okay , well finance uh will be later . Now I'd like to give the word to you two .
User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
User Interface: Well uh
Industrial Designer: Get up stand up . just User Interface: we made a prototype .
Industrial Designer: 'Kay .
Grad H: Does anyone have anything to add to the agenda ?
Professor B: OK . Should we just go in order ? Transcription status ? Who 's that 's probably you .
Postdoc A: I can do that quickly . Um I hired several more transcribers , They 're making great progress .
Professor B: Seven ?
Postdoc A: Seve - several , several .
Professor B: Oh .
Postdoc A: And uh and uh , uh I 've been uh finishing up the uh double checking . I hoped to have had that done by today but it 's gonna take one more week .
Grad H: Um
PhD D: I g
Grad H: as a somewhat segue into the next topic , um could I get a hold of uh the data even if it 's not really corrected yet just so I can get the data formats and make sure the information retrieval stuff is working ?
Postdoc A: Certainly . Yeah I mean , it 's in the same place it 's been .
Grad H: So can you just Oh , it is .
Postdoc A: Uh - huh . No change .
Grad H: OK . Just So , " transcripts " is the sub - directory ?
Postdoc A: Uh Yes . Uh - huh .
Grad H: OK . So I 'll I 'll probably just make some copies of those rather than use the ones that are there .
Postdoc A: OK .
Grad H: Um and then just we 'll have to remember to delete them once the corrections are made .
Postdoc A: OK .
Professor B: OK , wh
PhD D: I also got anot a short remark to the transcription . I 've uh just processed the first five EDU meetings and they are chunked up so they would they probably can be sent to IBM whenever they want them .
Grad C: Cool .
PhD F: Well the second one of those
PhD D: Yep . It 's already at IBM ,
PhD F: is already at IBM .
PhD D: but the other ones PhD F: That 's the one that we 're waiting to hear from them on .
PhD D: Yeah . Yeah .
Postdoc A: OK .
PhD F: Yeah .
Postdoc A: These are separate from the ones that PhD F: As soon as Postdoc A: I mean , these are PhD F: They 're the IBM set .
PhD D: Yep .
Grad H: It 's this one .
Postdoc A: Excellent . Good .
PhD F: Yeah . And so as soon as we hear from Brian that this one is OK
Grad H: Is my mike on ? Yeah .
PhD F: and we get the transcript back and we find out that hopefully there are no problems matching up the transcript with what we gave them , then uh we 'll be ready to go and we 'll just send them the next four as a big batch ,
Postdoc A: Excellent .
PhD F: and let them work on that .
Grad H: And so we 're doing those as disjoint from the ones we 're transcribing here ?
PhD F: Yes , exactly .
Grad H: OK , good .
PhD F: We 're sort of doing things in parallel , that way we can get as much done a at once .
Grad H: Yeah , I think that 's the right way to do it ,
PhD F: Yeah .
Grad H: especially for the information retrieval stuff . Anything else on transcription status ?
Postdoc A: Hm - mmm .
Grad H: OK .
Professor B: DARPA demos , we had the submeeting the other day .
Marketing: Trying to fill in some time there . Project Manager: Uh h what did you think of our project process ? Industrial Designer: Great . User Interface: I think we did yeah I think we did quite well . Um Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Good .
Marketing: Good teamwork . Industrial Designer: Just half a day , you have a remote . There you go .
User Interface: Yeah . Right from the start of the day .
Project Manager: Yeah I think User Interface: We sort of knew where we were going straight away I thought .
Project Manager: we st we started off a little little weak . Our leadership was quite weak in the beginning .
Marketing: Project Manager: Um um Marketing: Project Manager: But as the day went along we had more idea of what we were doing . Um room for creativity ? There was that . Um I think we tried a lotta different things and um I think it was um interesting as you guys brought up more um information and studies that we were right on with a lot of those things . Um you guys worked together well as a team . And um the means ? Which was the whiteboard and the pens .
User Interface: Yeah . We've used the whiteboard .
Industrial Designer: Super super .
Project Manager: I had some problem with the pen I think , but minus your p
Marketing: Minus your PowerPoint fiasco .
Industrial Designer: Well that's not my fault . That's obviously the people I work for uh that work for me ,
Marketing: No I know . I'm Project Manager: Well Marketing: yeah . Incom Industrial Designer: uh they've just you know User Interface: Project Manager: Have a Industrial Designer: Heads are gonna roll , believe me .
Project Manager: we have a list of employees that you would like fired .
User Interface: Marketing: User Interface: Industrial Designer: Yes yes .
Project Manager: Okay . N new ideas found ? Um Industrial Designer: Marketing: Mm . Kinda .
Project Manager: Yes for the remote . Maybe no not f for
User Interface: Technology used .
Project Manager: technology . Alright . Closing . Costs are within the budget . Project is evaluated . Um complete the final questionnaire and meeting summary . That's it .
User Interface: Excellent .
Project Manager: And I still have to do my minutes for the last meeting . Marketing: Project Manager: Actually . Um so there will probably be another questionnaire coming up . And then we'll have to check with the main boss whether we can , what goes on after that .
Marketing: We might have a while though .
Industrial Designer: .
Project Manager: But that's the end of our meeting .
Industrial Designer: So still we want to keep L_C_D_ ? Or Project Manager: Mm I think it's what we say , that we have an uh an L_C_D_ with uh information .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: Not uh Industrial Designer: Okay .
Marketing: The thing is that uh if we want to have as he says if we want to have uh a small number of buttons we need to have a kind of output that says currently what their actions are .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , then we can Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Industrial Designer: yeah , yeah , that user friendly
Project Manager: Mm .
Industrial Designer: or Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Mm .
Marketing: That's the converse to having zillions of button
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: where each button does only one thing .
Project Manager: Mm .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: and we just stick with two batteries so it's not any solar or Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: Yeah , yeah , yeah .
Industrial Designer: yeah yeah j yeah ,
Marketing: Classical , we stay classical in that we don't reinvent uh the wheel .
Industrial Designer: because  Yeah .
Project Manager: Mm . Marketing: Anyway it's very in general I think people uh change T_V_ more often than batteries of their remote control .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer:  Marketing: So . Because the trend goes faster than the life of the  Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: Marketing: So it's very Project Manager: Okay . So
Marketing: Okay .
Project Manager: are we User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: mm .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , we're done .
Marketing: We're done .
Project Manager: Okay . So see you in thirty minutes .
Industrial Designer: Yep .
User Interface: But what I'm not so sure is about how to make the remote control look funny look fancy , not funny .
Industrial Designer: Look fancy .
Marketing: Industrial Designer: This is a question that should be asked to the If you ask the people , maybe the the marketing people .
User Interface: Because different people have a different opinion about fancy . You know .
Marketing: Yeah .
User Interface: Marketing: Yeah , this is something we sh
User Interface: Because maybe a colourful is fancy for some people , but maybe simple and uh uniform colourful is fancy for some for other peoples , so .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: But this was first step and This was the first step , yeah .
Industrial Designer: I think the solution is to have many colours of you know instead of having one grey standard Project Manager: Yeah , but I think it will increase the price of the production of the remote control .
Marketing: Specially distribution , yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah , maybe . Yeah , maybe .
Project Manager: If you need to have special colours for remote controls it will cost more .
Marketing: Uh User Interface: Yeah , personalised colour . Because you know Project Manager: Yeah , it will cost little bit more .
User Interface: Yeah , because maybe some people prefer a red remote control ,
Industrial Designer: Yeah , yeah , yeah .
User Interface: some people prefer black remote control .
Marketing: Yeah , but this is what we would ask to the users , so .
Project Manager: And also f
User Interface: Maybe we can have di di we can have uh several options ,
Marketing: Yeah .
User Interface: so user can select which colour they prefer , so .
Project Manager: Yeah , but as soon as you speak about options , it means that the price increases ,
Marketing: Yeah ,
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: remember it's twelve Euros .
Project Manager: and we don't really want the price to be too too high , because we wanna be able to produce it . So , we want something fancy , as uh previously said , Florent , something very easy to use , powerful and also as uh it's written here , seventy five percent of users , they zap lot , so maybe just having many functions in one button is not that good if you want to zap a lot .
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Marketing: Hmm .
Project Manager: And they don't really want to zap between functions of their remote control , they want to zap between channels on T_V_ .
User Interface: Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: So I think you have quite lot of points to to think about
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Project Manager: and to discuss it with uh the other members .
Industrial Designer: Yeah , hmm .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: So , is it okay for your presentation ? Nothing else to to add ?
Marketing: Yeah , it's done , just yeah . If we would if we could remember like , not too many buttons and make it look fancy , I think it would make it .
Project Manager: Mm-hmm . Okay . Mm so Marketing: So .
Project Manager: Okay , so shall we start with the first presentation ?
Marketing: Shall I ?
User Interface: Yep .
Project Manager: Yes if you feel Marketing: Okay . We just connect up .
Project Manager: Marketing: Thank you . There we go . Okay um so we decided on our market and so this feedback from the marketing department is really about trend watching . Um the methods we used to decide on uh current trends and so on , market trends , were that we did our traditional uh our usual market research study uh with a hundred subjects and the the general feedback from them is that the most im uh w I'm sorry I'm slightly tongue-tied after lunch ,
User Interface: Project Manager: It's okay .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: sorry Project Manager . Um we decided on the most important aspect i uh required in a remote control device and we'll come to that later . So that was one of the first things we did . Also with our company um being forerunners in uh putting fashion into technology , we also looked at a fashion update um using our consultants on fashion and design in Paris and Milan . Uh so the general findings from that was uh in the market trends the most important aspect for remote controls were people want a fancy look and feel , rather than the the current functional look and feel of remote controls . They also also want a remote control to be technologically innovative , and of course , as we predicted , that it should be easy to use . Now I should point out that the first of those findings , fancy look and feel , is the most important , is twice as important as the second , technologically innovative , which is in turn twice as important as being easy to use . So possibly that the feature that we put first is actually third is still important , but it's third in order of preference for the the subject group we looked at .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: Okay , um , now the fashion update which relates to very personal preferences among our subject group , um we found from our um consultants in Paris and Milan who des attended all the design and fashion fairs there , that fruit and vegetables are going to be the theme for clothes , shoes and furniture . So should we be thinking of using something like that in our remote control design too ? There also seems to be um a trend towards a spongy feel to materials , uh again in contrast to last year . So a lot of interesting feedback there , both from our market research departments and from our people in Paris and Milan . Be interesting to see what our design people make of that .
Project Manager: The the the financial aspect were okay . We we have the cost below uh our threshold and so we could sell at twenty five Euros and make i make profit . The the evaluation give satisfying result as well . So I think we can move to the last part of the meeting .
Marketing: Project Manager: So the cost is in the budget , the evaluation is okay , so I th I think we can now uh open champagne and make a huge party .
Industrial Designer: Start to eat banana . User Interface: Project Manager: I don't know if it's provided by uh by the meeting staff .
User Interface: Marketing: Mm-hmm .
User Interface: Okay .
Project Manager: Okay so congratulation . Nice product .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: Congratulations to the team . Uh very well , we worked together fantastically .
Marketing: Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: I think it was a good collaboration uh . Aspect .
User Interface: So what does the management say ?
Project Manager: Sorry ?
User Interface: What does the management say ?
Project Manager: I think we will have um much bigger project next time and a much bigger salary as well .
User Interface: Ah .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Project Manager: All it depends on who watch this meeting .
Industrial Designer: User Interface: Industrial Designer: Yeah . Project Manager: We don't know . User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Okay , so
User Interface: Okay .
Project Manager: good guys ,
Marketing: Project Manager: so see you for next uh successful project . Industrial Designer: Okay . Yeah . Fruits .
Marketing: Mm 'kay .
User Interface: Mm .
Postdoc F: I 'm also concerned about the spirit of the of the informed consent thing . Cuz I think if they feel that uh , it 's I th I th You know , if it turns out that something gets published in this corpus that someone really should have eliminated and didn't detect , then it could have been because of their own negligence that they didn't pursue that next level and get the password and do that , um , but but they might be able to argue " oh well it was cumbersome , and I was busy and it was gonna take me too much time to trace it down " . So it could that the burden would come back onto us . So I 'm a little bit worried about uh , making it harder for them , from the legal standpoint .
Professor E: Well you can go too far in that direction , and you need to find somewhere between I think ,
Postdoc F: Yeah .
Grad C: It seems to me that sending them email , saying " if you have an O - OK reply to this email and say OK ,
Professor E: because Uh - huh .
Grad C: If you have a problem with it contact me and I 'll give you a password " , seems like is a perfectly , reasonable compromise . And if they want a printout they can print it out themselves .
Postdoc F: Or we could print it up for them ,
PhD A: Yeah .
Postdoc F: I mean we could offer that but but there 's uh , another aspect to that and that is that in the informed consent form , um , my impression is that they that we offered them at the very least that they definitely would have access to the transcript . And and I ha
Professor E: Yeah .
Postdoc F: I don't know that there 's a chance of really skipping that stage . I mean I I thought that you were Maybe I misinterpreted what you said but it 's Professor E: Having access to it doesn't necessarily mean , that having it
Grad C: Having it .
Postdoc F: Giving it to them .
Grad C: Well the in Professor E: right ? It just means they have the right to have it .
Postdoc F: OK .
Grad C: the consent form is right in there if anyone wants to look at it ,
Postdoc F: Alright . Fine . OK . Fair enough .
Grad C: so .
Lynne Neagle AM: Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the Children, Young People and Education Committee this morning. We've received no apologies for absence. Can I ask if there are any declarations of interest from Members, please? No. Okay, thank you. Item 2 this morning is the Children (Abolition of Defence of Reasonable Punishment) (Wales) Bill: Stage 2 proceedings. I'm pleased to welcome Julie Morgan AM, Deputy Minister for Health and Social Services; Karen Cornish, deputy director, children and families division at Welsh Government; and Emma Gammon, lawyer for Welsh Government. Thank you for attending this morning and welcome to the committee. I'm just going to run through the procedures that we're going to follow now. As I said, the purpose of the meeting is to undertake Stage 2 proceedings on the Children (Abolition of Defence of Reasonable Punishment) (Wales) Bill. For these proceedings, Members should have copies of the marshalled list of amendments, the groupings of the amendments for debate and the voting order for the amendments. The marshalled list of amendments is the list of all amendments tabled, marshalled into the order in which the sections appear in the Bill. The order in which we consider amendments will be the default order—that is, sections 1 to 3 and the long title. You will see from the groupings list that amendments have been grouped to facilitate debate. However, the order in which they're called and moved for decision is dictated by the marshalled list. Members will, therefore, need to follow the two papers, although I will advise Members when I call them whether they're being called to speak in the debate or to move their amendments for a decision. There will be one debate on each group of amendments. Members who wish to speak in a particular group should indicate to me in the usual way. I will call the Deputy Minister to speak on each group. For the record, in accordance with the convention agreed by the Business Committee, as Chair I will move amendments in the name of the Deputy Minister. For expediency, I will assume that the Deputy Minister wishes me to move all of her amendments, and I will do so at the appropriate place in the marshalled list. Deputy Minister, if you do not want a particular amendment to be moved, please indicate to me at the relevant point in proceedings. In line with our usual practice, legal advisers to the committee and the Deputy Minister are not expected to provide advice on the record. If Members wish to seek legal advice during proceedings, please do so by passing a note to the legal adviser and, if necessary, we can adjourn. My intention is to try to dispose of all amendments during today's meeting. I will call a short break in proceedings at an appropriate time, if necessary. Okay, thank you. So, we will proceed, then, to group 1, which is the duty to promote public awareness. The lead amendment in the group is amendment 1 in the name of the Deputy Minister. I move amendment 1 in the Deputy Minister's name and call on the Deputy Minister to speak to her amendment and the other amendments in this group.
Industrial Designer: The weight . Not not too heavy .
Project Manager: Not too heavy . Yes .
Industrial Designer: Not much buttons .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Bust-free . That when you drop it , it won't break . Like uh some kind of rubber on it . Or hard uh hard plastic . Uh buttons not too small . Uh something like when you uh lose your uh remote control , sometimes it happen . Uh it between the couch and you can't find it .
Project Manager: Yes .
Industrial Designer: When you push a but a button on the T_V_ , then you hear some  uh some sort of bleep .
User Interface: Project Manager: Like a phone .
Industrial Designer: And then you uh , hey there there's remote control .
Project Manager: Okay .
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: So ,
Industrial Designer: Next .
Project Manager: that's .
User Interface: Yeah well that's that are good ideas . Uh Yeah well the LED on the corner , that that indicates that it's working . If you push a button . Um Yeah . And looking on the budget , not too expensive uh material . So probably plastic or something . Uh Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: Marketing: Yeah I think it uh from a marketing point of view , it also has to look nice . Or you won't sell it .
Project Manager: Yes .
Marketing: And um yeah uh on our website we can see what products we already have . And it should work with as many uh as possible of them .
Project Manager: Okay . This is It has to be compatible with other things .
Marketing: Yes .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: I have one more idea . Just popped up .
Project Manager: Yes ?
Industrial Designer: Uh it it won't take a lot of batteries . So you don't won't have to change the batteries uh once a week or uh once every two weeks .
Project Manager: No battery use . So more ideas ?
User Interface: Mm no .
Project Manager: No okay . It's only the first ideas . So uh what are we going to do now is Next meeting is in half an h hour . Uh  Okay . Next meeting , half an hour . Um , what you have to do . Well look on your . And Next instructions you'll get in your email . So This is the first meeting . See you later in half an hour .
User Interface: Yes .
Industrial Designer: Okay . Thank you .
Marketing: Okay .