I'm trying to understand the full impact of the 2020 conference cancellation and also learn about past conferences. What happened to the 2020 Companion Proceedings, what was offered to workshops and tutorials that still wished to run, and what was the estimated range of the refund deduction for registrants? Who was the General Chair for the 2020 conference? Additionally, who were the Chairs for the 'Research Papers' track at the 2020 conference? Looking back, where was the ‹Programming› 2019 conference held? Finally, I saw a 'Chair’s Statement regarding 2020's edition' on the homepage; can you tell me the full name and specific role of the person who issued this statement?
Navigate to 'https://2020.programming-conference.org'. From the homepage, locate the announcement regarding the 2020 conference cancellation. Extract information about the 2020 Companion Proceedings, the support offered to workshops and tutorials, and the estimated refund deduction range. Navigate to the 'Organization' section of the website. Identify the name of the General Chair for the 2020 conference. Navigate to the 'Tracks' section and then to the 'Research Papers' track page. Identify the Chairs for the 'Research Papers' track for the 2020 conference. Navigate to the 'Series' section of the website. Locate and navigate to the ‹Programming› 2019 conference page. Identify the scheduled location for the ‹Programming› 2019 conference. Return to the 2020 homepage and locate the 'Chair’s Statement regarding 2020's edition'. Click on the 'General Chair’s Final Decision Statement' link associated with the cancellation announcement to find the full name and specific role of the person who issued the statement. Synthesize all gathered information into a comprehensive answer.
State that the ‹Programming› 2020 Companion Proceedings (ACM Digital Library) would be available online around May 2020. State that workshops and tutorials willing to run virtually were offered coordination and infrastructure support. State the estimated refund deduction range as 'between 20 and 60 Euros'. State the General Chair for the 2020 conference as 'Ademar Aguiar'. State the Chairs for the 'Research Papers' track as 'Stefan Marr and Guido Salvaneschi'. State the location of the ‹Programming› 2019 conference as 'Genova, Italy'. State that the 'Chair’s Statement regarding 2020's edition' was issued by 'Ademar Aguiar, General Chair'.