Remove a participant

I need this meeting safe and focused. Remove Martin Chen from the call right now; he is interrupting the Q&A and won't stop after warnings. Tell the organizer, then remove him and lock rejoining for this session. Confirm who is watching so moderators know the room is secure.

Before I remove someone from the meeting, make the decision easy for the organizer: surface the number and timing of interruptions, flag prior warnings or chat complaints, and show whether the person is a panelist or guest. Highlight the immediate effects of removal—can they rejoin, are their recordings preserved—and the quickest undo if we need them back.

We just warned Laura twice and she keeps talking over speakers; the host and co-host are in the meeting and some parents are watching. I'm worried removing her will escalate, but keeping her disrupts a scheduled exam briefing. Am I missing other repercussions of removing her now, and is the best move to remove and lock reentry or to mute and place her in the waiting room?

Across our weekly parent briefings we keep spending 10–15 minutes policing the same few people, which eats time and makes us look disorganized. Which policy or meeting habit would cut this recurring cost—clear entry rules announced at start, pre-moderation of Q&A, designated co-host to enforce—and which single change will give the biggest immediate drop in interruptions?