If an assessment is described as non-proctored, the implication is that the exams are conducted without any invigilation either by a person in the exam room or by online proctoring technologies.
The gallery argues that this arrangement was planned before the need to identify savings, as a "more effective means of invigilation" and a third of the gallery's rooms use the arrangement.
Most galleries in London, and across the UK, Europe and beyond, use similar systems throughout their rooms because we believe this to be a more effective and reliable means of invigilation.
But such invigilation would take away some of the Internet's free-wheeling charms.
From the point of view of temperature, security and invigilation, his gallery is excellent".
"We are closely monitoring invigilation arrangements and seeking feedback externally and internally, including from the national security adviser for museums".
Critics complain that such invigilation will eventually lead to the establishment of a global super-cop with the power to pry, unchecked, into people's private affairs.
In the 21st century, deprived of totalitarian invigilation, Russia is losing Russians at the rate of about a million a year".
It did not: the numbers suggest little fraud.Invigilation was reinforced by an army of reporters from local radio stations who whizzed around the polling stations asking tough questions of officials and voters, broadcasting every irregularity and peculiarity.
And there are no rules", Gormley told BBC Radio 4. "The gallery were wondering about invigilation and fire escapes and what happens when someone gets stuck in the left hand.
A new law expected later this year will take nuclear regulation away from the National Development and Reform Commission, the state's industrial planners, and hand it over to the environment ministry, thus splitting the role of cheerleading from that of invigilation.
