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PREVENTION OF FRAUD IN ELECTRONIC VOTING SYSTEMS

Early day motion 174, tabled 21 November 2002 by Colin Challen (Labour). Signed by 27 members.

That this House believes that no electronic system of voting should be introduced into any British election unless it is accompanied by a verifiable paper trail for every vote cast, which if needs be can be used to address any concerns that may be raised that such electronic systems are faulty, defective or used fraudulently.

Signatures by party: Labour 20, Liberal Democrat 5, Conservative 1, UUP 1.