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Law & policy information
Name
UK AI Risk Management Toolkit[1]
Jurisdiction
United Kingdom[1]
Instrument type
Government guidance[1]
Bill / legal citation
DSIT toolkit; no bill number[1]
Legislative or adoption status
Published September 8, 2026[1]
Effective dates
Guidance publication: September 8, 2026; no statutory commencement asserted[1]
Last source verification
September 8, 2026 — sources cited below

Overview

The toolkit supports teams designing, procuring and operating AI products. It provides practical government guidance, rather than a new AI statute.[1]

Governance approach

It aligns with the Orange Book and covers identifying, treating, monitoring and reporting risks throughout an AI system’s lifecycle. Multidisciplinary teams should include legal and compliance expertise. Its risk categories address fairness, transparency, accountability, security and the ability to contest outputs and seek redress.[1]

References