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Policy & governance

The rules and checks that decide how your organization uses AI, written so people actually follow them.

What it is

Defensible, not decorative.

Most AI policy is either a blank page or a binder nobody opens. I write a short, plain-language framework covering acceptable use, data privacy, disclosure, environmental impact, and quality control, built for your context and the people you answer to.

Defensible when the hard question comes, and clear enough that your team can actually use it.

What's included

What the framework covers.

Acceptable-use guidelines

What is fine, what needs review, and what is off-limits, in plain language.

Data privacy & disclosure

How information is handled, and when AI involvement should be disclosed.

Environmental & impact lens

Accounting for the footprint of the tools, not just the licence fee.

Quality control & review

Where human review is required, so output holds up under scrutiny.

How it works

A clear path through it.

01

Assess

Understand your context, obligations, and who the policy answers to.

02

Draft

Write a short, plain-language framework tailored to how your team works.

03

Review

Pressure-test it with stakeholders and refine the edge cases.

04

Adopt

Roll it out with the team so it is understood, not just filed.

What you walk away with
A clear governance framework
A policy people actually follow
Something defensible under scrutiny
Common questions

Before you reach out.

A short, plain-language framework covering acceptable use, data privacy, disclosure, environmental impact, and quality control, built for your context and the people you answer to.

Yes. Most AI policy is either a blank page or a binder nobody opens. I write it plainly enough to use day to day and defensible enough to hold up when the hard question comes.

Organizations that need clear guardrails for a board, council, or community, from small teams writing their first AI policy to ones formalizing what they already do informally.

Usually a few weeks: assess your context and obligations, draft the framework, pressure-test it with stakeholders, and roll it out. We scope it in a free discovery session.

Let's talk

Put guardrails in place.

Twenty minutes, no charge and no pitch deck. We work out whether this is the right move for you, and what it would take.

Book a free discovery session