AI assessment rules and implementation

California AI Auditor Registry — scheduled

GovOps must establish the registry by January 1, 2029, with registration fees and a misconduct-reporting channel.

The AI-auditor registry is the administrative system that California's AB1405 requires GovOps to establish by January 1, 2029. The underlying law was signed in September 2026. From the 2029 date, providers must register before offering, selling or conducting the audits covered by the statute. This entry represents the required future system and its functions.

Registration connects eligibility to a continuing administrative relationship. Annual fees support reasonable administration costs, and a public channel receives allegations of misconduct. GovOps can remove auditors and refer violations, while specified accountancy misconduct can reach the existing professional regulator. Those procedures make registration more consequential than simply placing a company's name in a public directory.

The registry will become a useful place to trace who supplies assessment services and which institutions supervise them. Implementation records should reveal application requirements, fees and complaint procedures. Its relationship to SB813's verifier designation framework also deserves attention: permission to supply a covered audit and recognition in a particular assessment role are separate functions.

Assessment updated 2026-09-13

Detailed records and research

What the records show

California Government Operations AgencyCalifornia AI Auditor Registry — scheduled

Administers registration and misconduct channel

Event or period: 2026-09-09; checked 13 September 2026

GovOps receives registration information, can investigate violations, remove auditors from the registry and refer matters for enforcement.

California AB1405 — AI auditor registrationCalifornia AI Auditor Registry — scheduled

Requires registry by January2029

Event or period: 2029-01-01; checked 13 September 2026

AB1405 requires GovOps to create an online AI-auditor registry and set annual fees no higher than reasonable administration costs.

Further reading

California’s AI auditor laws are enacted

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What the connections say

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