+ Slide 27
Part of
a talk delivered to the ITU Workshop on ... issues in E-Government, June 6, 2003, Geneva
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FEC/NASED standards are supposed to be minimum standards
Most states are reluctant to set any higher standard
Most state boards of examiners are small with few resources
3 people on Iowa board
each examination in Iowa expected to take one dayStates hesitate to demand access to proprietary information
in Iowa, we get test authority reports
in Iowa, we do not get any source code
in Georgia, they get source codeSome automatically accept any FEC/NASED certified system
in Iowa, we have refused several
Diversity offers some protection
50 weak states, combined, may have some strength
But there is little evidence of meaningful diversity