"I am advised that publication of the software could leave the voting system open to hacking or manipulation"
Shouldn't this "advice" demand substantiation or evidence? Surely it's not enough for one to just get "advice" right? If so then any Joe could lie to this officer and they could write the same thing.
Also, what does that bit about "commercial-in-confidence" mean?
"I am advised that publication of the software could leave the voting system open to hacking or manipulation"
Shouldn't this "advice" demand substantiation or evidence? Surely it's not enough for one to just get "advice" right? If so then any Joe could lie to this officer and they could write the same thing.
Also, what does that bit about "commercial-in-confidence" mean?