Governance Evidence for Public & Strategic Bodies
Defensible records showing how digital and AI-assisted systems were governed — built for public accountability and inquiry.
Public accountability demands more than assurance statements
Public, arm’s-length, and strategic bodies increasingly rely on digital and AI-assisted systems for eligibility, prioritisation, service delivery, and operational decision-making.
Boards are expected to demonstrate transparent, proportionate oversight — especially where systems affect citizens, public funds, or statutory duties.
Under inquiry, investigation, or review, the central question is consistent:
What evidence shows governance was in place at the time decisions were made?
Part of Veriscopic’s work on governance evidence for boards.
What Veriscopic provides
- A plain-English register of material digital and AI-assisted systems declared at board level
- Time-stamped governance evidence showing accountability, sponsorship, and oversight structures
- Board-ready Evidence Packs suitable for audit, inquiry, parliamentary, or ministerial review
- Governance drift snapshots highlighting when declared oversight no longer matches operational reality
The outcome is a durable public record of governance — not a transient assurance narrative.
See how this evidence is captured in Veriscopic Evidence Packs.
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