The Lower House of Parliament says it will shift the paper voting to electronic voting and the work on new plan is 90 percent complete.
The Lower House secretariat said that the plan also includes an electronic system tracking MPs’ attendance.
“The voting system in the Wolesi Jirga will shift to electronic in the next few days as the technical department of the Wolesi Jirga has completed the project by 90 percent,” said Hujjatullah Kheradmand, the deputy head of the parliament secretariat.
Last Wednesday, the voting process for five nominee ministers and Central Bank acting governor was disrupted due to a dispute on some votes that were marked twice.
