Secrecy relating to technology assisted voting
101F Secrecy relating to technology assisted voting
A person commits a crime if the person —
becomes aware of how an eligible elector, voting in accordance with the approved procedures, voted; and
gives that information to any other person except in accordance with the approved procedures.
Penalty for this subsection: imprisonment for 2 years.
Summary conviction penalty for this subsection: a fine of $6 000.
A person commits a crime if the person discloses to any other person any source code or other computer software that relates to technology assisted voting under the approved procedures, except in accordance with the approved procedures or in accordance with any arrangement entered into by the person with the Electoral Commissioner.
Penalty for this subsection: imprisonment for 5 years.
Summary conviction penalty for this subsection: imprisonment for 2 years and a fine of $24 000.
[Section 101F inserted: No. 30 of 2023 s. 80.]
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