How are table duties split when there are fewer officials?

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At events that aren't World Aquatics events, a match needs at least one timekeeper and one secretary (World Aquatics rules, Part Six, Article 3.14.4): Table Who does what 2 timekeepers + 2 secretaries Timekeeper 1: game clock, timeouts, intervals. Timekeeper 2: possession (shot clock). Secretary 1: match record. Secretary 2: exclusions, improper entries, third personal fouls 2 timekeepers + 1 secretary Timekeepers as above. The secretary keeps the record and does all other secretary duties 1 timekeeper + 1 secretary The timekeeper runs possession time (shot clock). The secretary keeps the game clock, timeouts and intervals, the match record, and the exclusion times

Table	Who does what
2 timekeepers + 2 secretaries	Timekeeper 1: game clock, timeouts, intervals. Timekeeper 2: possession (shot clock). Secretary 1: match record. Secretary 2: exclusions, improper entries, third personal fouls
2 timekeepers + 1 secretary	Timekeepers as above. The secretary keeps the record and does all other secretary duties
1 timekeeper + 1 secretary	The timekeeper runs possession time (shot clock). The secretary keeps the game clock, timeouts and intervals, the match record, and the exclusion times