Electronic voting must be provided by the resolution professional using a secured system; portal blocked and results circulated promptly. Resolution professionals must provide electronic voting facilities that record votes in a centralized electronic registry with adequate cybersecurity. Electronic voting is a secured system for ballot display, vote recording and tallying; secured systems must be reasonably secure, reliable, fit for purpose and follow accepted security practices. The voting portal must be blocked at the end of the voting period. The resolution professional shall announce and create a written record of the decision with names of members who voted for, against or abstained and circulate that record electronically within twenty-four hours.
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Electronic voting must be provided by the resolution professional using a secured system; portal blocked and results circulated promptly.
Resolution professionals must provide electronic voting facilities that record votes in a centralized electronic registry with adequate cybersecurity. Electronic voting is a secured system for ballot display, vote recording and tallying; secured systems must be reasonably secure, reliable, fit for purpose and follow accepted security practices. The voting portal must be blocked at the end of the voting period. The resolution professional shall announce and create a written record of the decision with names of members who voted for, against or abstained and circulate that record electronically within twenty-four hours.
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