House of Reps Approves Electronic Results Transmission

On Tuesday, during a session of the House of Representatives, lawmakers reached a decision regarding the electronic transmission of election results as part of the Electoral Act Amendment Bill 2025, which is significant ahead of the 2027 elections. The session was marked by intense debate and nearly two hours of disruptions, prompting the Deputy Speaker to restore order for further deliberation.
Despite the contention surrounding the bill, the House adopted a clause that allows for real-time electronic transmission of results alongside a manual transmission option. Rep Bamidel Salam proposed the deletion of the manual transmission provision, arguing that it undermines the credibility of technological advancements in the electoral process.
This motion was seconded by Rep Kingsley Chinda. However, when the matter was put to a voice vote, the motion to remove the manual transmission clause was defeated, leading to further uproar.
Ultimately, the House agreed to consider the bill's clauses thoroughly before proceeding.
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