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Summary: Introduces mandatory transparency and impact-assessment obligations for organisations deploying high-risk AI systems in hiring, credit, health, and law-enforcement contexts. Establishes an AI Regulator within the Department of Industry, Science and Resources with powers to audit, require remediation, and impose civil penalties for non-compliance.
Why it matters: Companies using AI in regulated decision-making will face new audit, documentation, and human-oversight duties, with penalties up to $30M per serious breach. Compliance, legal, and product teams should inventory AI use cases now and prepare for pre-deployment impact assessments ahead of commencement.
Next step: The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Resources is inquiring into the Bill — written submissions close 28 November 2026, with the Committee's report due 15 February 2027. The Bill is then expected to proceed to a second reading in the Autumn 2027 sittings.
Source: Federal Bills — APH House of Representatives
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