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    <title>From Assurance to Evidence: Seven Controls That Must Survive an ICO Request</title>
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    <description>An ICO request tests whether a control operated, not whether it was described. This briefing examines seven UK data-governance controls that often look assured on paper but weaken under scrutiny, and the evidence packs that make them defensible in 2026.</description>
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    <title>The Register That Stays Useful: A UK Operating Model for AI Inventories</title>
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    <description>An AI inventory that simply extends the ROPA tends to decay within months. This framework sets out a maintainable UK operating model linking AI use cases, data lineage, DPIA triggers, vendor contracts and board reporting, with a maturity checklist for 2026.</description>
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