Traduction de «vote cast electronically » (Anglais → Français) :

After debate, the question being put on the amendment, it was negatived on the following recorded division: YEAS: Rob Anders Stéphane Bergeron Eric Lowther Benoît Sauvageau Ted White: 5 NAYS: Eleni Bakopanos Marlene Catterall Gar Knutson Clifford Lincoln Steve Mahoney Carolyn Parrish John Richardson John Solomon: 8 Ted White moved, That Bill C-2 be amended by adding after line 44 on page 12 the following new clause: " 18.1 (1) The Chief Electoral Officer may (a) carry out studies respecting the use of an electronic voting process in a general election or by-election; (b) devise and test an electronic voting process on an experimental ba ...[+++]sis, in a general election or a by-election and in such electoral districts as he or she deems advisable; and (c) make regulations prescribing the means by which a vote may be cast for the purposes of subsection (2) (2) In subsection (1), " electronic voting process'''' means a process for casting a vote by telephone or the Internet or by such other means as is prescribed, by regulation, by the Chief Electoral Officer" .

4) Clause 61, CBCA, s. 141(3) & Clause 154, CCA s. 65(3) - Since there may be occasions where a corporation may wish to hold a vote entirely by electronic means, including the votes to be cast by shareholders who are physically present, it was decided that both statutes should clarify that any vote referred to in s. 141(1)/65(1) may be held entirely by electronic means " unless the by-laws otherwise provide" (a more permissive sta ...[+++]ndard).

I've reviewed the proposal contained in Bill C-268 that would amend the Elections Act to provide for electronic voting by telephone as an alternative to casting a vote by personal attendance at the polling station.

the transparency of stock lending agreements and the status of depositary receipt holders the dissemination of relevant information before General Meetings, notably to ensure that all shareholders, irrespective of their residence, obtain information in time and are able to cast an informed vote the removal of share blocking as a prerequisite to vote and its replacement by a record date the rights to ask questions and table resolutions, taking into account the fact that many shareholders are non-residents various methods of voting at a distance (by post, electronically ...[+++], or by proxy) the availability to all shareholders of voting results following General Meetings.

G. whereas, when the provisions of the 1976 Act are implemented, and in the context of their own electoral laws, the Member States should expand the range of possible methods of casting votes, for example to include postal voting or voting by electronic means, with a view to increasing the turnout in European elections,

This is beyond what we saw at the Ontario elections with electronic counting machines; the votes are still cast on a piece of paper before they're counted.