[user104658]

I really don't understand why there are queues to vote when they're there in person, though?

How hard would it be for them to have a LOCALISED (a closed system, not net connected so not prone to tampering) voting system with little terminals at each seat? Quick, instant, efficient voting.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I really don't understand why there are queues to vote when they're there in person, though?

How hard would it be for them to have a LOCALISED (a closed system, not net connected so not prone to tampering) voting system with little terminals at each seat? Quick, instant, efficient voting.

that's what they do in the USA. I don't think the HoC has the seating capacity for all MP's even without social distancing so it's a non starter. Also it would show up how many of them can't be arsed to vote the majority of the time

[user104658]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

that's what they do in the USA. I don't think the HoC has the seating capacity for all MP's even without social distancing so it's a non starter. Also it would show up how many of them can't be arsed to vote the majority of the time

Then they should give up their daft, outdated reliance on dusty old tradition and build a modern parliament building that is fit for purpose, and turn the current one into a museum. Long overdue.