MANDAUE CITY, Philippines -- The Department of Education in Mandaue City has already enrolled their teachers in the Philippine National Public Key Infrastructure (PNPKI) digital signatures for the
The Mandaue City Treasurer’s Office and Commission on Elections-Mandaue City started their inventory of the ballot boxes in preparation for the May 2022 national elections. CDN Digital photo | Mary Rose Sagarino
The PNPKI digital signature is a new requirement of the Commission of Elections for all public school teachers who will serve as Electoral Board Members. She added that they have yet to begin the training of teachers for election and still awaiting advice from COMELEC on the matter.
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