Pennsylvania HB155 establishes procedures for vendors to disclose defects in electronic voting systems, outlines investigations by the Department of.
Pennsylvania HB155 amends the Pennsylvania Election Code to introduce measures for handling defects in electronic voting systems. Vendors must annually disclose any known defects or the absence of defects to the Department of State. If a defect is found, the department can suspend sales and use of the system, impose penalties, and require corrective measures. Vendors must respond to notices of defects, and the department can investigate suspected defects. The bill also outlines procedures for curing defects, lifting suspensions, and imposing penalties for non-compliance.
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