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Evidence for the six AI areas raised in the external audit walkthrough. Rows marked observed are resolved against the running estate each time this page loads; rows marked curated come from version-controlled registers in the repository, where git log is their change history. Where the two disagree, the page reports the disagreement rather than choosing between them.

pass verified against live state partial in progress, measurable fail open finding unknown could not be checked — not the same as a pass

1 Governance and oversight

Asked for: key stakeholders in AI decisions; AI policy, guideline or internal rule; meeting notes, reporting packs or presentations where AI risks have been discussed.

2 Exposure assessment

Asked for: the AI risk register, issue log or action tracker; the summary used internally to prioritise and monitor AI risks; a record of notable AI incidents, issues or complaints.

3 Data and model risk for solutions in use

Asked for: a process flow for the main AI use cases; privacy, consent or data-handling guidance related to AI; notes or examples showing human checks and reviews before important AI outputs are used.

4 Operability and security

Asked for: a high-level architecture or system diagram; a description of how access, credentials and keys are managed; support process notes, incident handling steps or operational guidance.

5 Development practices

Asked for: how changes to AI systems are developed, tested and released; testing examples, release notes or change logs; an overview of how code, prompts and configurations are version-controlled.

6 Asset management

Asked for: the latest list of AI applications, tools, repositories or services; a simple ownership list; a list of key third-party AI providers and any related agreements.