You have a Microsoft Teams deployment. You need to ensure that users can schedule meetings that have the following: Presenter bios Attendee…

The features described—presenter bios, attendee registration, and registration management—are characteristic of specialized meeting types in Microsoft Teams, specifically Webinars and Live Events (or their successor, Town Halls).

1. Webinars: The ability for users to schedule webinars is controlled through meeting policies. An administrator must enable the "Allow webinar" setting within a meeting policy and assign it to the users.

2. Live Events: The ability for users to create and schedule live events is managed through live events policies. These policies determine who can create events, for whom they can be scheduled, and which production features are available.

Therefore, to enable users to schedule both types of events that offer these advanced registration and presentation features, both meeting policies and live events policies must be configured.

A. app permission policy: This policy governs which apps users can install and use within Teams, not the types of meetings or events they can schedule.

D. meeting template policy: This is not a valid policy type. While meeting templates exist, their availability is not controlled by a policy of this name.

E. teams events policy: While a modern "Events policy" controls Town Halls (the successor to Live Events), the specific term "live events policy" is used for the classic feature, and the question's features apply to both webinars (controlled by meeting policies) and live events.

F. customization policy: This policy controls branding elements and the appearance of the Teams client, not event scheduling capabilities.

1. Microsoft Learn. (2024). Set up for webinars in Microsoft Teams. "To set up webinars

you use the Teams admin center... In the Teams admin center

expand Meetings

and then select Meeting policies... In the Meeting scheduling section

turn Allow webinar to On."

2. Microsoft Learn. (2024). Set up for Teams live events. "You use a live events policy to control who in your organization can hold live events... In the left navigation of the Microsoft Teams admin center

go to Meetings > Live events policies."

3. Microsoft Learn. (2024). Manage meeting policies in Microsoft Teams. This document details the settings available in meeting policies

including the control over scheduling different meeting types like webinars. See the section on "Meeting scheduling".