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Where advocacy can become legislative action
UK Parliament is the legislature in which the investigation follows AI proposals, debates, written evidence and age-assurance amendments. It includes individual parliamentarians with different powers and positions; a campaign’s access to them is not the same as executive-government sponsorship.
ControlAI describes briefings, introductions, supporter recruitment and drafting work. Parliamentary records separately document Miotti’s submitted evidence, Browne’s testimony, and particular proposals. The Lords agreed age-assurance Amendment 124 in July 2023; the AI measures in this record have their own, different procedural statuses. The recorded September 2026 schedule for Sobel was an opportunity to seek leave for a bill, not proof of passage.
ControlAI creator partnerships → UK Parliament
2026-04-20 plan
ControlAI describes creator/advertising work leading to lawmaker-contact tools and supporter lists. Intended mechanism; no causal attribution to a specific parliamentary act established.
ControlAI → UK Parliament
2024–2026 reported strategy/activity
Published Direct Institutional Plan and impact report describe introductions, dinners, briefings, signatures and public statements; claimed conversion effects not independently audited.
UK Parliament → Online Safety Bill Amendment 124 · July 2023
10 July 2023.
The Lords agreed Amendment 124 on 10 July 2023. It set age-assurance principles for Ofcom, including proportionate effectiveness, age ranges, AADC standards and interoperability.
Alex Sobel → UK Parliament
2026-09-08 scheduled
Official schedule is for a ten-minute-rule motion. At original Sep 5 cutoff not introduced/passed; exact introduced bill text not verified.
Andrea Miotti → UK Parliament
2025-09
September 2025 parliamentary source establishes submitted material and biography, not enacted recommendations.
Des Browne → UK Parliament
Until 2026-02-23
Retirement recorded February 23, 2026. Do not display as current peer participation.
UK age assurance: specific advocacy contributions and decisions ↗
ControlAI → Briefings, support requests, drafting → UK Parliament
2024–2026 reported strategy/activity
Published Direct Institutional Plan and impact report describe introductions, dinners, briefings, signatures and public statements; claimed conversion effects not independently audited.
ControlAI creator partnerships → described an intended constituent-pressure pathway to → UK Parliament
2026-04-20 plan
ControlAI describes creator/advertising work leading to lawmaker-contact tools and supporter lists. Intended mechanism; no causal attribution to a specific parliamentary act established.
Des Browne → Former member of House of Lords → UK Parliament
Until 2026-02-23
Retirement recorded February 23, 2026. Do not display as current peer participation.
Andrea Miotti → Written evidence / professional biography → UK Parliament
2025-09
September 2025 parliamentary source establishes submitted material and biography, not enacted recommendations.
Alex Sobel → was scheduled to seek leave for an ASI bill in → UK Parliament
2026-09-08 scheduled
Official schedule is for a ten-minute-rule motion. At original Sep 5 cutoff not introduced/passed; exact introduced bill text not verified.
UK Parliament → agreed amendment → Online Safety Bill Amendment 124 · July 2023
10 July 2023.
The Lords agreed Amendment 124 on 10 July 2023. It set age-assurance principles for Ofcom, including proportionate effectiveness, age ranges, AADC standards and interoperability.
An actual legislative decision; technical standards may be referred to but no particular certifier is mandated here.