Section 7-204. Contracts for purchase of voting machines or systems

1. All
  contracts for purchase of voting machines or systems of  types  approved
  by  the  state  board of elections shall include, but not be limited to,
  requirements that the vendors provide assistance in  training  board  of
  elections personnel in the operation of such machines or systems and any
  ancillary   equipment,  assistance  in  the  conduct  of  all  elections
  conducted during the first year in which each such machine or system  is
  used and at least five years of service for all such machines or systems
  and ancillary equipment.
    2.  All  such  contracts shall also require the vendor to guarantee in
  writing to keep such machines and systems in good working order  for  at
  least  five  years without additional cost and to perform satisfactorily
  its training and service obligations under the contract and  to  give  a
  sufficient bond conditioned to that effect.
    3.  The  state  board of elections, in consultation with the office of
  general services, shall issue regulations specifying the manner in which
  contracts must be drawn in order to comply with the provisions  of  this
  section.
    4.  Purchase  contracts  for purchase of voting machines or systems of
  types approved by the state board of elections may not become  effective
  until  a  date  at  least  ten  days  after copies of such contracts are
  received by the state board of elections unless,  within  such  ten  day
  period,  such  board  of elections notifies the local board of elections
  which  submitted  such  contract  that  such  contract  does  not   meet
  requirements  of  this  chapter or the regulations of the state board of
  elections.