By October 12 all voting stations will be equipped with video surveillance system, Prime Minster of Ukraine Mykola Azarov said at a meeting with German ambassador to Ukraine Christoph Weil.
Azarov underlined that Ukraine's government sis interested in fair and transparent elections, and in this respect, all voting stations will be equipped with video surveillance system. "The government has allocated sufficient amount of means for installation. By October 1, 10 thousand voting stations out of 34 thousand have already been equipped. We hope by October 12, maximum 15, to complete the installation," Premier said.
The election process can be followed in online mode, thus manipulations and speculations will become impossible. According to Azarov, online records will be available for international observers.
The PM also assured the ambassador that international observers would have maximum access to the elections materials and expressed a hope that international observers would be unbiased in their estimations.
Azarov underlined that Ukraine's government sis interested in fair and transparent elections, and in this respect, all voting stations will be equipped with video surveillance system. "The government has allocated sufficient amount of means for installation. By October 1, 10 thousand voting stations out of 34 thousand have already been equipped. We hope by October 12, maximum 15, to complete the installation," Premier said.
The election process can be followed in online mode, thus manipulations and speculations will become impossible. According to Azarov, online records will be available for international observers.
The PM also assured the ambassador that international observers would have maximum access to the elections materials and expressed a hope that international observers would be unbiased in their estimations.
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