Wednesday, July 06, 2016
Australia - Parliament of Victoria - Inquiry into Electronic Voting
Another inquiry into electronic voting (which in Australia seems to include Internet voting), this time in the state of Victoria.
Twitter: @VicParliament and @VicGovAu
It is a bit frustrating to see these endless inquiries. The Parliament of Australia (which is different from the Parliament of Victoria) held an extensive consultation in 2013. To quote a valid part of an otherwise misguided article in The Australian, the Parliament of Australia inquiry "held 20 hearings and reviewed more than 200 submissions before deciding Australia should stick to its largely paper-based system".
Please stop asking the same question about Internet voting hoping to get a different answer.
The Australian Parliament inquiry is excellent, incidentally.
Parliament of Australia - Inquiry into and report on all aspects of the conduct of the 2013 Federal Election and matters related thereto -
above from http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/emc/inquiry/419Submissions
The Committee is currently calling for submissions - please see the Submissions and eSubmissions pages for more information.Public Hearings
The Committee intends to conduct public hearings at 55 St Andrews Place, East Melbourne on Monday 22 August and Wednesday 24 August, 2016. See the Hearings and Transcripts page for more details as they become available.Mailing list
If you are interested in receiving updates on the progress of the Inquiry, email news@parliament.vic.gov.au, and request Electronic Voting inquiry updates. To receive all news alerts from the Parliament of Victoria, including news alerts for all parliamentary committee inquiries, email news@parliament.vic.gov.au and ask for ‘all news alerts’.
Twitter: @VicParliament and @VicGovAu
It is a bit frustrating to see these endless inquiries. The Parliament of Australia (which is different from the Parliament of Victoria) held an extensive consultation in 2013. To quote a valid part of an otherwise misguided article in The Australian, the Parliament of Australia inquiry "held 20 hearings and reviewed more than 200 submissions before deciding Australia should stick to its largely paper-based system".
Please stop asking the same question about Internet voting hoping to get a different answer.
The Australian Parliament inquiry is excellent, incidentally.
Parliament of Australia - Inquiry into and report on all aspects of the conduct of the 2013 Federal Election and matters related thereto -
Second interim report on the inquiry into the conduct of the 2013 federal election: An assessment of electronic voting options
Labels: australia, consultation, electronic voting, internet voting, online voting, Parliament of Victoria, Victoria
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