This report equips policymakers and regulators with implementable strategies for resilient generative AI governance contained within a 360-degree governance framework. The pillars of the comprehensive framework address regulatory gaps, stakeholder-specific governance challenges and the evolving demands of this rapidly advancing technology.

This submission to the Proposal Paper on introducing mandatory guardrails for AI in high-risk settings supports a risk-based approach to ensure AI is developed and used safely and responsibly in Australia, particularly in high-risk applications such as healthcare (including medical devices), transportation, law enforcement, and financial services.

This article explores how agencies can support First Nations Australians to build strong, equitable and sustainable by ensuring that governance is informed and enriched by cultural and social determinants that Indigenous communities bring to the table. The challenge among regulators lies in ‘walking the bridge' together in a manner that respects Indigenous governance while ensuring...

Based on the perceptions of over 150 regulatory professionals and experts, this research uncovered three shared opportunities to drive further improvement in UK regulation. The report also presents three clear ways in which the UK regulatory system can respond to these shared opportunities.

The Joint Committee of Public Accounts and Audit has tabled this report into probity and ethics in the Australian public sector, finding the sector too often fails to comply with both the intent and the requirements of legal and regulatory frameworks.