Joint Committee on Human Rights → Adopts committee report → Human Rights and the Regulation of AI — September 2026
2026-09-14
Formal minutes record the committee's adoption. Not passage of a bill.
Rules & government
UK AI oversight: from recommendation to proposed powers
Follow the committee report to two proposed sets of decision rights.
Solid lines: documented in a cited record. Dashed: reported or inferred. Hollow arrows: proposed powers. Choose a connection for its evidence.
A committee report, not an enacted AI Bill. Oversight and AISI functions could be combined; the map does not claim two new bodies.
What the connections say
4 relationshipsJoint Committee on Human Rights → Publishes recommendations → Human Rights and the Regulation of AI — September 2026
2026-09-14
Publication date on the report's cover. Publication time within the day is unknown.
Human Rights and the Regulation of AI — September 2026 → Recommends statutory enforcement powers → Proposed statutory AI oversight body — UK
2026-09-14
Proposed powers include testing, sanctions and remedies, plus blocking launch or requiring withdrawal where an unacceptable risk to human rights is established. Recommendations 226–227 and 233; the oversight body would decide, with AISI advice. An existing body could be expanded. No such power is enacted by this report.
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Human Rights and the Regulation of AI — September 2026 → Recommends compulsory model access → UK AI Security Institute
2026-09-14
AISI would review powerful models and receive specifications under statute. Recommendations 231–233; AISI would advise the oversight decision-maker. Functions might be combined. This is proposed, not current compulsory authority.