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Third Review of the Directive on Automated Decision-Making (view source)
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As part of the review, we are proposing a series of policy recommendations and accompanying amendments to the directive. The recommendations would help ensure that automated decision systems impacting federal public servants are fair and inclusive; reinforce transparency and accountability; strengthen protections against discrimination and harm; and clarify requirements and support operational needs.
As part of the review, we are proposing a series of policy recommendations and accompanying amendments to the directive. The recommendations would help ensure that automated decision systems impacting federal public servants are fair and inclusive; reinforce transparency and accountability; strengthen protections against discrimination and harm; and clarify requirements and support operational needs.
TBS is engaging with a broad range of stakeholders during this process, including in academia, civil society, other governments, and international organizations. Stakeholders are invited to review and provide comments on the consultation materials below. A What We Heard Report summarizing the outcomes of previous stakeholder engagements is available for reference.
TBS is engaging with a broad range of stakeholders during this process, including in academia, civil society, other governments, and international organizations.
'''Consultation materials'''
'''Consultation materials'''
