Does Framework Convention on AI, Human Rights, Democracy and Rule of Law (CETS 225) require Record-Keeping & Documentation?

Council of Europe • enacted

Yes — 1 provision

Requirements at a glance

This regulation imposes 3 specific requirements for Record-Keeping & Documentation across 1 provision:

Documentation and Record-Keeping (Articles 14–16)

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Obligation:
Record Keeping
pending
Effective:
Pending entry into force
Risk tier:
all
Scope:
Treaty Parties adopting or maintaining Article 14 and 16 information and risk-documentation measures; private actor duties depend on domestic implementation

Requirements

RequirementDetails
Risk documentationParty risk measures include documentation of risks, actual and potential impacts and the management approach (Art. 16(2)(f))
Relevant system informationParty measures document relevant information about systems with potential significant human-rights effects and their use, provide it to authorized bodies and, when appropriate and applicable, affected persons (Art. 14(2)(a))
Contestability informationThat information must be sufficient for affected persons to contest decisions made or substantially informed by the system and, where relevant and appropriate, use of the system itself (Art. 14(2)(b)); the treaty sets no universal private log-retention period

Penalties

ViolationFine
Non-complianceNo direct supranational fine; applicable duties and consequences depend on Party implementation after entry into force
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