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Mar 17, 2024 Letters
There have been varying responses to my recent letter which highlighted that;
The responses, including those of Bharrat Jagdeo and Clement Rohee contended that:
These are welcomed responses coming from those who previously contended that GECOM has systems in place which address my concerns. These responses represent some admission that my concerns are worthy of attention. However, the responses do not represent a commitment to confront the issues.
GECOM`s systems are obviously inadequate, since impersonation has occurred, yet they contend that fool-proof systems are in place.
GECOM has pushed-back on the implementation of the biometric measures by calling for feasibility studies for universally tested and proven mechanisms and has not engaged the commissioners in any discussion beyond the commitment made months ago to conduct feasibility studies.
I am therefore, on the basis of the information provided herein, calling upon GECOM and all of the concerned agencies to fast track the implementation of measures to ensure the travesty, of the dead being voted for, is stamped out. This should be a pre-condition for the conduct of any future election.
I also call upon Nandalall to come clean in relation to the thousands of verifiable cases of alleged impersonation for which he has the documentation since August 2022.
There is implied complicity on the part of those who attempt to nullify these issues.
Yours truly,
Vincent Alexander
GECOM Commissioner
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