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  • 8/3/2019 Resolution No. 11

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    University of St. La Salle

    University Student GovernmentOFFICE OF THE STUDENT SENATE

    A.Y. 2011-2012

    Resolution No. 11

    A RESOLUTION ALLOWING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ONLINE

    VOTING SYSTEM FOR THE 2011-2012 SPECIAL ELECTIONS OF THE

    UNIVERSITY OF ST. LA SALLE STUDENT GOVERNMENT

    Author: Jarre V. Gromea Chairperson, Commission on Elections

    Sponsors:

    Xycysthiae M. Santillan Chairperson, Senate Committee on Rules and ProceduresAllen Gabriel M. Inigo Chairperson, Senate Committee on Issues and Advocacy

    WHEREAS, Chapter I, Section 2 of the USLS-SG Omnibus Election Code of 2011 states that,

    The University of St. La Salle Student Government recognizes and guarantees the exercise of

    the right of suffrage by allbona fide students of the University of St. La Salle.

    WHEREAS, Article III, Section 1 of the USLS-SO Constitution states that, The commissions,

    which shall be independent, are the Commission on Elections, Commission on Audit, and theCommission on Justice.

    WHEREAS, Chapter XIV, Section 3 of the USLS-SG Omnibus Election Code of 2011 statesthat, The Commission shall decide all questions affecting elections, including determination of

    the numbers and location of polling places.

    WHEREAS, The Commission cannot accommodate all voters if they stick to the old automated

    election system due to shortage in resources and manpower.

    WHEREAS, The Online Voting system is a response to voters who complained during the

    previous general elections fornot being able to vote for their candidates because of lackingpolling places and their laziness to proceed to the official polling places assigned by the

    Commission

    WHEREAS, The Online Voting system is an opportunity to increase the Voters Turnouts and

    make Elections accessible to more students compared to the previous automated election system.

    WHEREAS, The Online Voting system promotes voter responsibility and accountability by

    granting voters the choice to be free from the influence of others and to protect their personalusernames and passwords.

    WHEREAS, The Commission has coordinated with the ITC and already prepared an efficientand glitch-free automated election program that is embedded within the Universitys official

    website.

    WHEREAS, The change in the election system is for the purpose ofprogress. To rejectsuchchange means to become an architect of decay. The only human institution which rejects

    progress is the cemetery.

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    NOW, IN VIEW OF THE FOREGOING;

    BE IT RESOLVED, AS IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Commission shall pushthrough with the Online Automated Election voting system for the upcoming Special Elections.

    RESOLVED FURTHER, that the Commission, with the aid of other offices, will advertise anddisseminate information about the online automated election voting system to inform the voters

    of the new and improved electoral process.

    RESOLVED FURTHER, that the Chairperson of the Commission on Elections shall make

    necessary amendments to the USLS-SG Omnibus Election Code of 2011 to ensure the

    applicability of the Online Voting system for the succeeding elections to come.

    RESOLVED FINALLY, that the Senate Secretary will be responsible to distribute copies of

    this resolution to the following offices: Office of the Brother President, Vice President for

    Academic Affairs, Vice President for Administration, Dean of Student Affairs, College Deans,

    Student Activities Coordinator, Executive Department, Judiciary Department, University StudentGovernment Constitutional Commissions, The Spectrum, and College Councils.

    This Resolution shall take effect immediately after its approval.

    UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED and PROMULGATED on this 30th day of June, 2011 by the

    Student Senate of the University of Saint La Salle.

    Prepared by: Certified Correct:

    Mr. Mark Share Severino Hon. Christian William Seoron

    Senate Secretary Senate President