It is important to be clearer with the list about deadlines. Your message of 7:39am did not indicate that we had less than 6 hours to produce our own revisions of the proposed bill, and I apparently missed the deadline by 2 hours. Since no one else posted revisions to the list, it would appear that everyone else missed the deadline, too. I don't suppose some people who couldn't work on this until this evening will be all that pleased.Ron,It still represents progress over what we've got -- as long as legislators don't get the idea that it "fixes" all the extant problems with e-voting systems. You should make it clear that this bill is the first step toward improving e-voting security, not the last one.Absolutely. That's exactly what it is designed to be: an incremental step. I don't think we can get everything we want all at once. It's a bill that should pass. As with SB 1438 and SB370, it has limited scope but would be an important step.... We do have opportunities for improving the language so I encourage people to provide suggestions. The "bill" has already been sent to legislative counsel (couple hours ago).
Good. It's a start, but it needs significant revision to fulfill even its limited mission.It will look different when it comes back from there in about a week. Then, we can make changes before it's introduced.
That's why I attached a .doc containing my revisions. Please comment on them....If someone wants a completely different bill, that's possible too. I think this language fits pretty well with what Assemblywoman Goldberg wants to do. I have discussed some things about possible bills with Senator Bowen but nothing has been decided on that yet. I need specific language more than general ideas about what we need.
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