By 2000 the JET facilities will be exploited in a campaign orientated collaboration of the Associate Laboratories of the European Fusion Development Agreement (EFDA). This new phase will be based on both an increased presence of personnel from these Laboratories at the JET site and on Remote Participation. In contrast to High Energy Physics the operation of a large device as a "community" effort is new to the fusion research field [1]. Remote Participation will include: remote data access, remote monitoring of experiments, remote preparation of experimental sessions, remote access to JET office computing services and remote participation in meetings.