Comelec to proceed with Miru deal for 2025 polls
The Philippine Star|April 19, 2024
The Commission on Elections (Comelec)'s contract for the lease of automated counting machines with Miru Systems remains valid despite the Supreme Court (SC) ruling favoring technology provider Smartmatic.
MAYEN JAYMALIN

Comelec Chairman George Garcia explained that the high court did not nullify the contract with Miru Systems, but merely clarified the extent of the commission's power in the bidding process.

"The Supreme Court said that (Smartmatic) should not have been disqualified that early but everything after the disqualification is valid. This means that the awarding and procurement after the disqualification are valid," he said.

Until the Court issues a temporary restraining order against the Comelec, Garcia said the poll body will continue with scheduled activities as even a day's delay in their preparations could adversely impact the conduct of automated elections next year.

He noted that Miru Systems was set to start the manufacturing of the 110,000 automated counting machines yesterday.

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