Author(s):	Michael Cordover
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Description:	Back in early October 2013 I put in what I thought was a straightforward freedom of information request for the source code of the system used to count votes in Senate elections. Two years, one Senate resolution, $10,000 in crowd funding and a tribunal hearing later, that request is still not resolved. I'll talk about this process and what it means for openness and open source in government. markdown
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