Publish a record of algorithmic tools using the ATRS
Use the Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) to publish information about any algorithmic tools in decision-making processes with public impact.
To meet this commitment as part of Digital and Data function바카라 사이트檚 strategic commitments you must publish, or show how you plan to publish, an ATRS record for any algorithmic tools.
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The commitment only covers algorithmic tools that:
- have a significant influence on a decision-making process with public effect
- directly interact with the general public
Full details of the tools in scope can be found in the ATRS scope and exemptions and policy.
The commitment applies to central government, which for this policy means:
- Ministerial departments
- Non-ministerial departments
- Arm바카라 사이트檚-length-bodies (ALBs), meaning executive agencies and non-departmental public bodies, which provide public or frontline services, or routinely interact with the general public.
For full details of included organisations, as well as those that are exempt see the ATRS scope and exemptions policy.
For any algorithmic tools covered by this commitment, you must:
- complete a record using the ATRS record template.
- submit the record to the ATRS team for review at algorithmic-transparency@dsit.gov.uk.
Use the ATRS guidance to help you complete a record.
If you바카라 사이트檙e going through the spend control process you must explain how you바카라 사이트檙e meeting this commitment if your spend request has been rated high on the Risk and Importance Framework or has an assurance rating of control.聽
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