Then the two parts of the backrest board are lightly pressed against the backrest.2.3.2.Seat position and adjustment for determining the location of the seat reference point2.3.2.1.Where the seat position is adjustable, the seat must be adjusted to its rear uppermost position.2.3.2.2.Where the inclination of the backrest and seat pan is adjustable, these must be adjusted so that the reference point is in its rear uppermost position.2.3.2.3.Where the seat is equipped with suspension, the latter must be blocked at mid-travel, unless this is contrary to the instructions clearly laid down ...[+++] by the seat manufacturer.

I had a situation—and this is not uncommon—involving an in-house counsel to a multinational oil company who was based in Calgary but once a month would go down to Houston to spend a week with senior management, and indeed was providing legal advice while they were down there, but certainly not legal advice on the laws of the U.S. or Texas.