December is approaching.
Is your AI governance ready?
From 10 December 2026, new privacy-policy transparency requirements apply to certain automated decisions. We help Australian businesses assess what may apply, identify gaps and implement practical governance and technical safeguards.
Where does your
business stand?
Six questions. A practical snapshot of your current AI governance maturity. No sign-up required.
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Real-world action.
From your first AI inventory to production safeguards, we connect strategy, risk and technical delivery.
AI Readiness & Risk
Find out where AI is already operating, where the risks sit, and what to tackle first.
Governance & Policies
Practical frameworks, responsibilities and safeguards your teams can actually use.
Privacy & Compliance
Understand relevant Australian requirements and strengthen human oversight.
Responsible Implementation
Turn governance into real controls, workflows and accountable AI engineering.
AI rules are evolving.
Your approach should too.
Australia's privacy obligations, industry rules and voluntary responsible AI guidance are not all the same. We help you understand which requirements may apply and where better governance adds value.
Explore Australian AI rules2026
Automated decisions & privacy transparency
Certain Privacy Act entities will need to disclose specified automated decision-making practices in their privacy policies. This is not a universal AI certification deadline.
Understand the change ↗Clear steps. Measurable progress.
See the whole picture
Identify AI systems, users, data flows and decisions.
Find what matters
Review privacy, security, oversight and accountability.
Make it operational
Implement policies, controls and ongoing monitoring.
Less noise.
More perspective.
Useful, plain-English guidance for teams adopting AI in Australia.
Browse insights ↗Good questions.
Clear answers.
Does every Australian business need AI certification by December 2026?
No. The December changes concern specified privacy-policy disclosures for certain automated decisions; they do not create a universal AI certification requirement.
What does an AI governance assessment cover?
Typically an AI inventory, data handling, privacy and security risks, decision oversight, supplier controls, accountability and monitoring.
Is ISO/IEC 42001 mandatory in Australia?
Not generally. It is an international AI management system standard that can support good governance; applicable laws and contractual requirements must be considered separately.
Can Govern AI Aussie certify legal compliance?
No. Our assessments are advisory and technical. Where legal opinions or specialist certification are needed, qualified independent professionals should be engaged.
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