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RA 9369 Section 7

RA 9369 Section 7

Section 7

SEC. 7. Section 7 of Republic Act No. 8436 is hereby amended to read as follows: "SEC. 6. Minimum System Capabilities. - "The automated election system must at least have the following functional capabilities: Adequate security against unauthorized access; Accuracy in recording and reading of votes as well as in the tabulation, consolidation/canvassing, electronic transmission, and storage of results; Error recovery in case of non-catastrophic failure of device; System integrity which ensures physical stability and functioning of the vote recording and counting process; Provision for voter verified paper audit trail; System auditability which provides supporting documentation for verifying the correctness of reported election results; An election management system for preparing ballots and programs for use in the casting and counting of votes and to consolidate, report and display election results in the shortest time possible; Accessibility to illiterates and disabled voters; Vote tabulating program for election, referendum or plebiscite; Accurate ballot counters; Data retention provision; Provide for the safekeeping, storing and archiving of physical or paper resource used in the election process; Utilize or generate official ballots as herein defined; Provide the voter a system of verification to find out whether or not the machine has registered his choice; and Configure access control for sensitive system data and functions. "In the procurement of this system, the Commission shall develop and adopt an evaluation system to ascertain that the above minimum system capabilities are met. This evaluation system shall be developed with the assistance of an advisory council."

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CitationRA 9369 Section 7 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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