The Issues Paper will guide the first phase of the in-depth and inclusive Commission’s consultation. It can be used by the Australian community including experts and – across industry, government, academia and civil society to engage with the – Project. The Issues Paper starts a public consultation that will inform the work. As Commission’s the potential for new technology to help or harm is almost limitless, the first phase of consultation will assist in determining the central issues the Project will focus on. Stakeholders are invited to express their views on any or all of the questions posed in this Issues Paper. A written submission may be made by 2 October 2018, and the Commission will also organise roundtable meetings and other consultation opportunities in the second half of 2018. Following this consultation process, the Commission will develop innovative and practical recommendations to prioritise human rights in the design and regulation of new technologies. The Commission will publish a Discussion Paper in early 2019, and this will include the preliminary proposals for change. The Commission will then undertake a Commission’s second phase of consultation to seek feedback on the proposals made in the Discussion Paper. A Final Report will be published by early 2020. July 2018 Early 2019 2019-2020 Issues Paper: Discussion Paper: Final Report: Background and questions Proposed roadmap for Conclusions and final responsible innovation recommendations Phase 1 consultation with key stakeholders Phase 2 consultation with Implementation of proposed key stakeholders approach Throughout the Project, the Commission will also contribute to related inquiry and reform processes in Australia and internationally. Updates about the Project will be available at .
The Issues Paper will guide the first phase of the Commission’s in-depth and inclusive consultation. It can be used by the Australian community – including experts and across industry, government, academia and civil society – to engage with the Project. The Issues Paper starts a public consultation that will inform the Commission’s work. As the potential for new technology to help or harm is almost limitless, the first phase of consultation will assist in determining the central issues the Project will focus on. Stakeholders are invited to express their views on any or all of the questions posed in this Issues Paper. A written submission may be made by 2 October 2018, and the Commission will also organise roundtable meetings and other consultation opportunities in the second half of 2018. Following this consultation process, the Commission will develop innovative and practical recommendations to prioritise human rights in the design and regulation of new technologies. The Commission will publish a Discussion Paper in early 2019, and this will include the Commission’s preliminary proposals for change. The Commission will then undertake a second phase of consultation to seek feedback on the proposals made in the Discussion Paper. A Final Report will be published by early 2020. July 2018 Issues Paper: Background and questions Phase 1 consultation with key stakeholders Early 2019 Discussion Paper: Proposed roadmap for responsible innovation Phase 2 consultation with key stakeholders 2019-2020 Final Report: Conclusions and final recommendations Implementation of proposed approach Throughout the Project, the Commission will also contribute to related inquiry and reform processes in Australia and internationally. Updates about the Project will be available at .
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