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Whitehall government buildings in London, illustrating the fragmented structure of UK public administration

Defend as one: can a £210m cyber unit really knit together a fragmented state?

Victorian Parliament House steps and colonnade in Melbourne, symbolising regulatory authority and oversight

Victoria’s energy regulator shows its teeth: from fines to forced fairness

Classical government building exterior representing the institutional foundations of regulation and enforcement.

Regulation in 2026: from framework to enforcement

New Zealand’s Beehive and Parliament Buildings under a moody sky

New Zealand’s regulatory year in review: from constitutional reform to market fairness

UK Parliament with circuit-like overlays symbolising regulatory reform, digital markets enforcement, and pro-growth shifts in 2025.

UK’s regulatory year in review: growth, governance, and global divergence

Parliament House in Canberra under a dramatic blue sky, viewed from the forecourt

Australia’s regulatory year in review: from online safety to AI in the APS

Rob Hortle speaking on stage during a panel discussion.

Building integrity from scratch: how Rob Hortle shaped Victoria’s wage inspectorate

New Zealand Parliament Buildings including the Beehive in Wellington

New Zealand’s regulatory standards experiment faces a reckoning

Nic Granger headshot

10 Questions with Nic Granger

Nic Granger on building a regulator fit for the future

Close-up of a police officer’s holstered firearm, symbolising gun regulation in Australia.

Firearms regulation: Australia’s long road to a national register

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The Palace of Westminster and Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben), the seat of UK Parliament, where secondary legislation underpinning the ICO's AI code of practice was laid.

The ICO will write the UK’s rulebook on AI decisions. Its reach will extend far beyond the UK.

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