RE: [election-services] ELECTION & VOTER SERVICES COMMITTEE

[John G Ross <ross@secstan.com>]

John & all,

Can the group discuss/comment on, the e-voting process paper that you just
been circulated, I think we should agree on that first, then we can refine
the abstract model for the schemas to be standardised.  I made many
assumptions about the e-voting process when I first drafted the model.
These may or may not turn out to be correct.  So lets all agree on the
process paper, I can then update the model paper, which in turn has an
effect on the security requirement paper, which in turn may have an effect
on the schema itself.

Regards

John Ross

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Subject: [election-services] ELECTION & VOTER SERVICES COMMITTEE


Attached are the minutes of our recent teleconference meeting.
 <<oasis_tc_minutes_20011031.rtf>>

Also attached is the paper summarising the workshop on e-voting processes.
This is for review and discussion at the meeting on 29 November.
 <<e-voting processes.rtf>>
TJ Rainsford/John Stevens - have you been able to sort video conference
facilities for 29th?

Please note that I have confirmed the meeting in Orlando for 14th December.
I'll let you have full details in due course.

Gregg - can you post all this information on the web site please.

Regards,

John Borras

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