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Compliance & AI Governance

Risk Assessment & Incident Reporting

This page explains how risk assessments, incident reporting, and AI-generated summaries are governed, controlled, and audited in live production.

Scope

This governance framework applies to:

  • General risk assessments
  • Security reporting and executive summaries
  • Incident reporting
  • AI-generated narrative content within reports

All processes described below are live and operational.

How Risk & Incidents Are Recorded

Structured Reporting

  • Risk assessments and incident records use structured forms with defined fields and categories
  • Incident records capture factual details such as time, location, incident type, actions taken, and outcomes
  • Reports are completed by authorised personnel only

Scoring & Classification (Risk Assessments)

  • Risk assessment questions are scored on a fixed 0–4 scale
  • Category weighting reflects relative risk impact
  • Overall risk levels are calculated automatically and cannot be manually overridden

Incident records do not generate risk scores unless explicitly linked to a risk assessment.

Evidence, Accountability & Auditability

Every record includes:

  • The reporting individual
  • Date and time of submission
  • Structured responses and supporting notes
  • Photographic or documentary evidence where provided

Submitted records retain original content

Amendments, where permitted, are logged

This provides a complete audit trail for both risk and incident records.

Use of AI in Reporting

AI is used to summarise and contextualise validated report data.

AI does not:

  • Create incident facts
  • Determine liability or fault
  • Assign or adjust risk scores

AI Inputs & Controls

AI processing is restricted to:

  • Submitted risk assessment data or incident records
  • Reporter notes and evidence references
  • Linked action items
  • Approved contextual data where applicable

Controls applied:

  • AI cannot invent events, risks, or outcomes
  • Narrative output must align with structured data
  • Where structured fields conflict with free-text notes, structured data takes precedence

AI Outputs

AI-generated content may include:

  • Executive summaries
  • Risk or incident overviews
  • Identified vulnerabilities or contributing factors
  • Follow-up recommendations
  • Impact commentary

All outputs are derived directly from submitted data.

Human Oversight & Review

  • All risk assessments and incident records are created by human users
  • Optional internal review may be enforced before external distribution
  • Record status changes are logged and auditable

AI supports clarity and consistency but does not replace human judgement.

Actions & Follow-Up

  • Findings may generate follow-up actions
  • Actions are linked to the originating assessment or incident record
  • Progress and resolution are tracked to support accountability

Privacy & Data Protection

  • Personal names, addresses, and identifiers are removed before AI processing
  • AI outputs do not contain personal data
  • Access is role-based and permission-controlled

Governance Position

Risk assessments and incident reporting combine:

  • Human-entered data and decisions
  • System-defined structure and calculations
  • AI-generated explanatory narrative

AI functions solely as a reporting and summarisation layer.

Responsibility and accountability remain human-controlled at all times.

Summary

This governance framework ensures risk and incident reporting are consistent, auditable, privacy-aware, and operationally actionable, while maintaining clear human oversight and controlled AI usage.

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