How Cidway technology can help deploy mGov & mVoting solutions, providing the appropriate level of security, confidentiality as well as other regulatory requirements.

1. DISCOVER CIDWAY IS MOBILE VOTING A REALITY ?

2. Agenda CIDWAY E/M GOVERNMENT SERVICES MOBILE VOTING DEFINITION KEY REQUIREMENTS KEY OBJECTIVES WHY MOBILE VOTING EXPERIMENTS & METHODS THE CHALLENGES

4. Head Quarters in Lausanne, CH

5. Sales Offices in Switzerland & UK

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8. Support portal available for partners

10. Making Authentication & Transactions simple, easy, accessible, secure and user friendly

11. Addressing virtually unlimited vertical applications from one platform

14. Enterprise-government

15. Citizen-government

16. Trusted-party authentication

18. Mobile Voting Definition (for this presentation)…

19. Mobile Voting Definition (for this presentation) Usage of a Mobile Phone (wireless capabilities) to vote, participate to an election in the context of the Democracy With long lines expected at polling places for any elections, many young and less young voters may be wondering today “why couldn’t I vote with my Mobile phone”? Wouldn’t that be easier than taking time-off and fighting the crowd? After all, the younger generation is already used to shopping mobile, paying mobile and even voting via sms for many entertainment series or opinion surveys… so why not mobile voting ensuring a fair election? Mr. Aviv - 2008

20. Key Requirements of Mobile Voting Delivering to the voting entity the absolute confidence that only the authorized voter will, indeed, vote. Enabling the voter to vote with absolute confidentiality, nobody will ever know what he/she voted (varies by countries – CH vs UK). Enabling the voter to vote from anywhere in the globe, wherever he/she will be, and without needing any special network, nor equipment, nor a personal computer (PC). Enabling the voter to vote with confidence that their vote will reach the final count with no compromised integrity, in others words what he/she have voted is what the voting authorities will get. Enabling only the voter to vote, avoiding the possibility to “sell a vote” Democratic Control: enabling the recount of the electronic votes, as many times as desired, eliminating any possible doubts on the result and delivering a way to verify voters' choices after the fact. Eliminating the need to showing up in some physical location and saying who you are under penalty of perjury in order to gain the right to vote

21. Key Objectives of Mobile Voting Additional attractive voting channel (not a replacement) Improve accessibility to elderly people, disabled, blind… Increase participation rate Improve accessibility to people living abroad or travelling at voting time. Reduces voting costs (?) m-inclusion Provide an alternative to avoid unfair or unlawful exclusion from voting.

22. Why Mobile Voting ? At least 10 percent of the U.S. population will use mobile to interact with government by2012, according to Michael Cambell Madrid Participa consulted citizens regarding key issues related to the development of their district. 16% of participants utilized the secure mVoting platform In a country (India) where over 700 million people are eligible to vote and more than half that number have access to mobile phones (375 million according to TRAI data), wouldn’t a voting-on-the-go option also help counter voter apathy?. Swiss citizens are called four to six times a year to the ballot. In Geneva, postal voting has been introduced in 1995, in reaction to the disaffection of ballot. It pushed turnout up by 20 percentage points, from 30-35 % in 1995 to 50-55 % on the average in 2004. The message is clear: citizens want simplicity and convenience CH-2004: 24 % des votantsontutilisé la voieélectronique, avec unenettepréférence pour l’Internet. Le record a étéatteintdans la commune rurale de Bertschikon : 43 % de vote en ligne, soit 27 % par Internet et 16 % par téléphonemobile.conseillerd’EtatzurichoisMarkus Notter. Citizens’ acceptation !

23. Experiments & methods Last November 27, voters of about fifteen cities of the canton of Zurich, in Switzerland, could vote by Internet, but also by SMS, on several referendum. It was the end of a series of tests launched in 2003 in Switzerland, initially in Geneva, then in Neuchâtel and Zurich. As Spain’s first ever multi-channel e-participation event for some 120,000 citizens (also one of the largest such events in Europe), Madrid Participa consulted citizens regarding key issues related to the development of their district. 16% of participants utilized the secure mVoting platform Estonia approves voting by mobile phone, Dec 14, 2008 Estonia’s parliament has approved a law that will make Estonia the first country in the world to allow voting by mobile phone. Estonia already has an Internet-based voting system that was used successfully in last year’s parliamentary vote. Expanding upon that success, Estonia intends on having a mobile voting system in place for its next election slated for 2011 Russia's parliament has approved a new law, enabling citizens to vote by mobile phone in the next parliamentary elections, scheduled for 2011, reports RiaNovosti citing the head of the elections commission, Vladimir Churov

25. M-voting leads towards a stronger delegation of competence than traditional ballot

26. Legitimacy

27. Is it accepted by all participants (politicians, citizens, etc.)

28. Security

29. Any nation-wide m-voting election will attract mischief tentative… what is the reference, postal voting? Evolution of technology…

30. Law

31. Maybe the slowest part?

32. Risk Management

33. How to react if a problem were to emerge (with digital voting problems can affect a substantial amount of votes)?

34. Eventual impact on electoral rules & behaviors

35. Privacy

36. How to draw the line between voter’s authentication and private life preservation?A MULTI-DISCIPLINES APPROACH IS NECESSARY

37. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION For more information, contact: Laurent FILLIAT Mob. +41 78 842 11 47 Tel. +41 21 331 27 00 Fax +41 21 331 27 09 Email: laurent.filliat@cidway.com