• The Banana Republic (a small country) Integrated Election Management System (BRIEMS) has three essential parts that Banana Republic voters will interact with as they turn out to elect their leaders. You will be required to produce your original Identification card or passport once you get to the poling clerks who will guide you throughout the process. The BRIEMS system will electronically identify you through its automated poll book known as the Electronic Voter Identification (EVID) system. It is made up of a laptop that is attached to a fingerprint reader and a handheld device with an in-built fingerprint reader. The system identifies voters biometrically and seeks to curb impersonation during the voting exercise making sure only those that had been registered are allowed to cast their votes. The BRIEMS also has a system that will enable presiding officers to present and transmit results to observation centres through specially configured mobile devices. The mobile phone devices have will aid the simultaneous transmission of tallied results to the constituency, county and national final tallying centres. These system seeks;  Enhancing transparency through electronic transmission of provisional results from the polling stations  Displaying provisional results at the tally Centers for all agents and officials  Will provide access to provisional elections data to media and other stakeholders in real-time for broadcast. The greatest win on the result transmission system is that it does not allow election official to transmit results with figures more than registered voters at any polling station. This implies that there will be no successful attempt to manipulate poll results if the results transmission system works. The efficiency of the electronic results transmission system relies on connectivity and with nearly a quarter of polling stations in the country having network accessibility challenges, the commission has said there are satellite devices across all the 290 constituencies to tame the challenge. BRIEMS also has the Biometric voter registration (BVR) system that was used to electronically capture voters’ facial image, finger prints and civil data. It creates information that supports a voter’s identification on the polls day. a) Identify the functional requirements of the system.