Pilihan Raya Kampus.
Jurucakap bahagian komunikasi korporat UIAM berkata, masalah ini dihadapi ketika proses pengundian dimulakan jam 6.30 petang tadi khususnya di kampus induk Gombak. Pengundian diadakan di kampus Gombak dan Kuantan.
Difahamkan ini kali pertama UIAM, yang mempunyai sekitar 20,000 pelajar, berhadapan dengan masalah ini.
Ekoran masalah itu, pengundian semula akan diadakan secara manual dalam tempoh seminggu.
Jurucakap Pro-Aspirasi Nasional, Mohd Hafiz Ariffin, e-undi yang digunakan di UIAM pagi tadi menghadapi masalah.
"Saya dimaklumkan e-undi hadapi masalah jadi mereka (UIAM) terpaksa mengadakan pilihan raya kampus sekali lagi," katanya ketika dihubungi Sinar Harian Online.
Sementara itu, jurucakap Pro-Mahasiswa UIAM, Mohd Saiful Mat Amin berkata, pilihan raya kampus itu dijangka diadakan minggu hadapan.
"Kami diberitahu pelajar perlu mengundi sekali lagi sama ada minggu ini atau minggu hadapan tetapi besar kemungkinan minggu hadapan," katanya.
UIAM antara 15 institusi pengajian tinggi awam yang menjalankan pilihan raya kampus, hari ini.
Kenyataan dikeluarkan UIAM sebentar tadi juga mengesahkan perkara tersebut.
Dalam pada itu, Timbalan Rektor Hal Ehwal Pelajar UIAM, Datuk Mizan Hitam berkata, untuk mendapatkan keputusan pengundian yang adil dan telus, pihaknya akan mencadangkan kepada senat supaya mengadakan satu lagi pilihan raya kampus secara manual.
Beliau berkata, pilihan raya kampus tersebut dijangka dilangsungkan semula lebih kurang seminggu dari sekarang.
"Masalah teknikal disedari apabila jumlah pengundi yang layak dan didaftarkan tidak selari dengan keputusan yang kami peroleh melalui sistem e-pengundian.
"Sebagai contoh, sepatutnya satu kuliyyah mempunyai 300 pengundi tetapi e-pengundian mencatatkan jumlah melebihi 2,000 pengundi yang layak," katanya dipetik Bernama.
Katanya, sebanyak 32 kerusi dipertandingkan melibatkan 18 kerusi di kampus Gombak dan 13 kerusi di kampus Kuantan.
BERIKUT KENYATAAN MEDIA UIAM (Bahasa Inggeris]
The IIUM Student Representative Council (SRC) General Election 2012/2013 was held today, the 25th of September 2012. The General Election was held in conjunction with the Campus General Election of other IPTA nationwide. The voting began at 9.10 am and polling stations were closed at 5.10 pm this afternoon.
The election exercise was handled by the IIUM SRC Election Commission chaired by Datuk Dr. Mizan bin Hitam, Deputy Rector (Student Affairs), IIUM with the assistance from 300 staff of the Students Affairs and Development Division (STADD) and other Kulliyyah/Center/Department from both IIUM campuses of Gombak and Kuantan. However, upon findings, the final tally shows some votes were not captured due to incomplete encryption process.
Thus, in the name of fair and transparent election, IIUM SRC General Election Commission is of the view that the 2012/2013 IIUM SRC General Election results cannot be formally announced due to the technical problem encountered during the e-voting process.
According to the feedback from the Technical Committee of the IIUM SRC General Election 2012/2013,theElection Commission decided to conduct a re-election exercise upon Senate approval. In this regard, the Election Commission may resort to the use of manual voting and this process is expected to be carried out about a week from now, InsyaAllah.
However, the campaign process was done in conducive environment of the Garden of Knowledge and Virtue without any sign of influence from outsiders or political parties. The candidates are all independent and they DO NOT represent the interest of any particular groupings. Their standing for contest are of their own manifestos and pledges premised on the needs of the voters.
The claim of any particular interest group outside the University on the political support given to the candidates is baseless since it has never been proven to be so and in addition to what had been declared by the candidates.
Voter turnout was 75.02% of the total eligible voters i.e. 15,715. 31 seats were contested of which 18 seats were contested in Gombak and 13 seats were contested in Kuantan. The seats contested represented each of the Kulliyyah (faculty). Each Kulliyyah was represented by two seats in addition to five international seats for international students.
The Election Commission of the 2012/2013 SRC General Election apologizes on the technical problem on the E-Voting system and for any inconveniences that this untoward incident may have caused.
Released by;
Election Commissioner
IIUM SRC General Election 2012/13
Student Affairs Division
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