Reacting to a revelation by the Automated Election System (AES) Watch
about the use of "meet-me rooms" hosting UNDECLARED
(emphasis mine) servers which intercepted data from the vote counting machines
to the Commission on Election (Comelec) during Monday’s polls, Comelec
spokesman James Jimenez said:
"That arrangement was part of the local source code review.
Political parties also sent their own representatives including the [Joint
Congressional Oversight Committee] on the Automated Election System (https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/05/16/19/meet-me-room-part-of-local-source-code-review-comelec-spokesman).”
Ang tanong, Jimenez, LEGAL BA iyong
undeclared servers o HINDI? DAYAAN BA ITO O HINDI?
AES spokesman Nelson Celis had pointed out that "In the
Omnibus Election Code, sa manual elections natin, the ballot box goes directly
to the municipal board of canvassing. The VCMs should be directly sending
election returns to the municipal board of canvassers. Here, may intervention,
iyong queuing server. It's not following the omnibus election law.”
HINDI ITO NILINAW ni Jimenez sa kaniyang reaction.
At ipagpalagay nang alam ng mga partido ang ‘meet-me-room,’
HINDI AUTOMATIC NA LEGAL na ito at anuman ang laman o gawin sa loob nito. Kahit
na sino, puwedeng ipaalam ang anuman sa kanino man pero maaari pa rin niyang ITAGO
ang gusto niyang itago.
Kaya huwag mong LITUHIN ang taumnbayan, Jimenez. LEGAL ba iyong ‘meeet
me room’ o hindi? DAYAAN BA ITO O HINDI?
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