Lord Tim Clement-Jones → Global Call for AI Red Lines
self-reported signatory and parliamentary advocate
29January2026
Parliamentary advocacy. Government commissioning or acceptance of campaign treaty unestablished.
A parliamentary advocate for an international campaign
Lord Tim Clement-Jones
Lord Tim Clement-Jones is recorded as a self-described signatory and parliamentary advocate of the Global Call for AI Red Lines. His January 2026 statement brings an international advocacy campaign into a UK parliamentary setting.
What the record establishes
The retained statement is dated 29 January 2026. It supports his claimed signature and advocacy of the Global Call. It does not establish that the UK government adopted every red line or delegated policy-setting authority to the campaign’s organisers.
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4. The campaign reached a UK parliamentary demand; ControlAI support is separately acknowledged
The earned mechanism is acknowledged NGO support and a signatory's explicit parliamentary advocacy. Support is not evidence of a payment, authorship of Hunt's speech, or government commissioning. Clement-Jones's interpretation of the call must not silently replace the campaign's own text. The minister's response is not a comprehensive proof of permanent rejection. Web reader content inspected; native GET returned403, so no original-HTML hash or retained bytes claimed. Needed: the actual briefing sent to Hunt/Clement-Jones, correspondence on requested wording, and any departmental response to the specific campaign proposal.
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29January2026
Parliamentary advocacy. Government commissioning or acceptance of campaign treaty unestablished.