What is not required when presenting to the judges?

When preparing for a presentation in front of judges, adhering to time constraints is crucial. Typically, presentations have specific time limits to ensure that all participants are given a fair opportunity to present and that the event runs on schedule. Therefore, a presentation exceeding five minutes is not only unnecessary but also potentially detrimental, as it could lead to disqualification or negative judgment if time limits are not respected.

Having a set time for presentations helps maintain order and allows judges to evaluate each participant effectively within the constraints of the event. It is important to be concise and focused on delivering content within the given timeframe.

In contrast, the other requirements such as having a photo ID, a timekeeper to announce remaining time, and an official portfolio with additional papers are essential to facilitate the judging process and confirm the identity of the participants.